EP2034806A1 - Circuit board device, method for connecting wiring boards, and circuit substrate module device - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a circuit board device that is installed in an electronic apparatus chiefly used in electrical/communication fields and that has a structure in which a plurality of wiring boards such as flexible printed wiring boards and rigid printed wiring boards to which printed wiring has been applied are stacked together, connected and secured, to a wiring board interconnection method for connecting together these wiring boards, and to a circuit board module device.
- FIG. 1 is a sectional view giving a schematic representation of the connection structure of flexible wiring boards that is disclosed in Utility Model Registration No. 3007244.
- electrode 1503 of flexible wiring board 1502 and electrode 1505 of substrate 1504 are compressed and secured by positioning pin 1506 to establish an electrical connection by way of electrical connection member 1501 that has a positioning hole.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view giving a schematic representation of the connection structure of a printed board disclosed in JP-A-08-096870 .
- first printed board 1604, second printed board 1605, and third printed board 1606 are stacked on first elastic member 1603 that is provided embedded in substrate 1601 while being positioned by means of guide posts 1602 provided on substrate 1601.
- Intermediate member 1607 is then secured to substrate 1601 from above these components by means of screws.
- Fourth printed board 1608, fifth printed board 1609, and sixth printed board 1610 are then stacked from above this intermediate member 1607 while being positioned by guideposts 1602.
- Elastic member 1611 is arranged from above these components at a point corresponding to the portions of these printed boards that have conductive patterns, and by securing substrate pressure plate 1612 from above this elastic member 1611 against intermediate member 1607 by means of screws, the impact resilience of elastic member 1603 and elastic member 1611 connects first printed board 1604, second printed board 1605, and third printed board 1606 by the contact between the conductive patterns, and similarly, the impact resilience of elastic member 1603 and elastic member 1611 connects fourth printed board 1608, fifth printed board 1609, and sixth printed board 1610 by the contact between the conductive patterns.
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view giving a schematic representation of the connection structure of printed boards disclosed in JP-A-08-307030 .
- single-sided flexible printed circuit (FPC) 1701 having conductors 1702 formed on its front surface is mounted on substrate base board 1705 that is a rigid body, and double-sided FPC 1703 having conductors 1704 formed on its back surface and conductors 1709 formed on its front surface is then stacked on top.
- Anisotropic conductive rubber sheet 1706 which is an elastic member, is then arranged from above these components at a point that corresponds to the portions of these printed substrates that have conductive patterns.
- Single-sided hard substrate (Printed Wiring Board: PWB) 1707 which is a rigid body having conductors 1710 formed on its back surface, is stacked over these components. Clamping down from this single-sided PWB 1707 to substrate base board 1705 by screws 1708 applies a uniform pressure over the surfaces of these wiring boards to perform pressure-welding and sufficiently compress anisotropic conductive rubber sheet 1706 to produce conductivity.
- PWB Print Wiring Board
- conductors 1702 formed on the surface of single-sided FPC 1701 and conductors 1704 formed on the back surface of double-sided FPC 1703 are placed in electrical contact, and moreover, conductors 1709 formed on the surface of double-sided FPC 1703 and conductors 1710 formed on the back surface of single-sided PWB 1707 are placed in electrical contact.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view giving a schematic representation of the pressure-welding method of flexible circuit boards disclosed in JP-A-2001-244592 .
- mount 1801 is provided on a main base, protrusion 1801 a being provided in the center of mount 1801.
- Pressure-welding rubber 1802 is inserted in this protrusion 1801a, and flexible circuit boards 1803, 1804, and 1805 as well as tab 1806 provided on flexible circuit board 1803 are stacked and positioned on the main base by way of pins 1807a and 1807b formed on mount 1801.
- Pressure-welding bracket 1808 on which a protrusion is formed is attached by means of screws 1809 such that the protrusion confronts pressure-welding rubber 1802, whereby the pressure between the elastic force of elastically deformed pressure-welding rubber 1802 and the protrusion of pressure-welding bracket 1808 causes contact and an electrically connected state between each of the contact patterns formed on stacked flexible circuit boards 1803, 1804, and 1805 as well as tab 1806.
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view giving a schematic representation of the wafer in-batch contact board disclosed in this publication.
- the portions of anisotropic conductive rubber 1921c1 and 1921b1 that correspond to GND pad 1912c and signal pad 1912b on wiring board 1910 are insulated from frame 1922 by forming portions 1921c2 and 1921b2 in which conductive particles are pulled toward the center by a magnetic field.
- the portion of anisotropic conductive rubber 1921 a that corresponds to power-supply pad 1912a is connected to frame 1922, and connecting frame 1922 with power-supply wiring (not shown) in wiring board 1910 by way of power-supply pad 1912a reduces noise for high-frequencies and further improves the high-frequency characteristic.
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view giving a schematic representation of the anisotropic conductive connector disclosed in this publication.
- the anisotropic conductive connector shown in FIG. 6 is a component for, regarding a wafer on which a plurality of integrated circuits is formed, carrying out an electrical inspection of each of the integrated circuits while in the wafer state, and includes frame plate 2010 in which is formed a plurality of through-holes 2011 that each penetrate frame plate 2010 in the direction of thickness.
- Through-holes 2011 are formed that correspond to the pattern of electrode areas in which electrodes to be inspected are formed in integrated circuits on the wafer that is the object of inspection.
- Elastic anisotropic conductive film 2020 having conductivity in the direction of thickness is arranged in each through-hole 2011 of frame plate 2010 in a state of being supported by the peripheries of through-holes 2011 of frame plate 2010.
- the points of these through-holes 2011 in frame plate 2010 that are supported by the peripheries of through-holes 2011 are connected to ground by the formation of antistatic conductors 2026 that show conductivity in the direction of thickness by way of frame plate 2010. The adverse effects of static electricity are thus eliminated when carrying out an electrical inspection of a wafer on which integrated circuits are formed.
- JP-A-2002-033358 improves the high-frequency characteristic by connecting the frame that is provided around the anisotropic conductive rubber to the power supply or GND of the wiring board in a wafer in-batch contact board.
- the technique disclosed in JP-A-2002-289277 eliminates the adverse effects of static electricity by connecting substrate to substrate by an anisotropic conductive member having a frame plate in the outer periphery and connecting the frame to ground.
- electrical open spaces are present in the electrical connections, and because the circumference of these open spaces is infinite, the effects of the shielding of high-frequency noise and reduction of high-frequency noise are reduced.
- the circuit board device includes: a plurality of wiring boards in which terminals are provided on the front and back surfaces and vias are provided for connecting the terminals together; an anisotropic conductive member arranged between wiring boards for connecting electrodes of one wiring board to electrodes of another wiring board; a functional block composed of a metal material arranged between the wiring boards to enclose the anisotropic conductive member; and a pair of holding blocks composed of metal material arranged to sandwich the plurality of wiring boards; wherein the plurality of wiring boards are connected to each other by means of the anisotropic conductive member when in a state clamped between the pair of holding blocks, and the terminals provided on each of the wiring boards, the functional blocks, and the holding blocks are electrically connected.
- the functional block and the holding blocks are connected to GND and can be made the common GND wiring of the plurality of wiring boards.
- the functional block composed of a metal material is arranged to enclose the electrical connections in which the electrodes of wiring boards are connected together by an anisotropic conductive member, and as a result, these electrical connections are completely shielded from electromagnetic waves in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards.
- This configuration can suppress the occurrence of electromagnetic wave interference that is applied to other apparatuses by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated and can improve the electromagnetic susceptibility to noise that intrudes from the outside in these electrical connections.
- the arrangement of a pair of holding blocks composed of metal material on the outermost surface of the circuit board device and the electrical connection of the plurality of wiring boards, functional blocks, and holding blocks enable complete shielding against electromagnetic waves in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards.
- the functional blocks and the holding blocks are connected to the power supply and can serve as the power-supply wiring of the plurality of wiring boards.
- the functional block and holding blocks have an extremely large cross-sectional area, and the amount of current per unit of cross-sectional area of the power-supply lines can therefore be decreased.
- the generation of heat of electrical connections can be suppressed, and in addition, the need to distribute power-supply lines among a plurality of lines to reduce the amount of current per connection terminal can be eliminated, thus enabling the miniaturization that accompanies a slimmer and more compact electronic apparatus.
- the functional block can be divided between one or a plurality of first blocks and one or a plurality of second blocks, the first block being connected to GND and serving as the common GND wiring of the plurality of wiring boards, and the second block being connected to the power supply and serving as the power-supply wiring of the plurality of wiring boards.
- the functional block can be divided between one or a plurality of first blocks and one or a plurality of second blocks, the first block being connected to GND and serving as an analog-system common GND wiring of the plurality of wiring boards, and the second block similarly being connected to GND and serving as a digital-system common GND wiring of the plurality of wiring boards.
- the first and second blocks of the functional block may be isolated and separated by an insulating resin.
- a plurality of the terminals and the vias is preferably provided.
- the plurality of wiring boards is preferably selected from the group composed of: multilayered flexible printed wiring boards, multilayered rigid printed wiring boards, double-sided flexible printed wiring boards, double-sided rigid printed wiring boards, single-sided flexible printed wiring boards, and single-sided rigid printed wiring boards.
- the conductive material is preferably metal fine lines selected from the group composed of gold lines, copper lines, brass lines, phosphor bronze lines, nickel lines and stainless steel lines or conductive particles selected from the group composed of metal particles, gold-plated particles, silver-plated particles, and copper-plated particles, and the insulating portion is preferably composed of an insulating elastic resin material.
- the circuit board module device is a device in which at least one package part is mounted on a wiring board of the above-described circuit board device.
- a first wiring board on which terminals are provided on the front and back surfaces and vias are provided for connecting the terminals together is arranged on a first holding block composed of a metal material; an anisotropic conductive member and a functional block composed of a metal material are arranged on the first wiring board; a second wiring board on which terminals are provided on the front and back surfaces and vias are provided for connecting the terminals together is arranged on the anisotropic conductive member and the functional block; any number of wiring boards with anisotropic conductive members and functional blocks interposed are similarly arranged; a second holding block is arranged on the uppermost wiring board; and the plurality of wiring board, anisotropic conductive members, and functional blocks is clamped between the first holding block and the second holding block; whereby the plurality of wiring boards are connected to each other and the terminals provided on each of the wiring boards, the functional blocks, and the holding blocks are electrically connected.
- a plurality of wiring boards are stacked and functional blocks composed of metal material are arranged to enclose electrical connections in which the wiring boards are interconnected by anisotropic conductive members, whereby complete shielding against electromagnetic waves is realized in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards.
- This configuration can therefore suppress the occurrence of electromagnetic interference exerted upon other apparatuses by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated and can improve electromagnetic susceptibility to noise that intrudes from the outside in the electrical connections.
- This configuration can also realize complete shielding against electromagnetic waves in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards because a pair of holding blocks composed of a metal material are arranged on the outermost surfaces of the circuit board device, and the terminals that are provided on each wiring board, functional blocks, and holding blocks are electrically connected.
- the cross-sectional area of the power-supply wiring is extremely large and the amount of current per unit of cross-sectional area can therefore be decreased.
- heat generation of electrical connections can be suppressed, and the need to distribute the power-supply line among a plurality of lines to decrease the amount of current per connection terminal can be eliminated. This enables the miniaturization that accompanies a slimmer and more compact electronic apparatus.
- the front and back surfaces of wiring boards contact functional blocks or holding blocks due to the compression and securing in a state of being sandwiched between a pair of holding blocks, whereby the distance between functional block and functional block or the distance between functional block and holding block can be made a minimum, i.e., can be made the thickness of the wiring boards.
- minimizing the circumference of non-conductive portions that are enclosed by conductors can suppress the occurrence of electromagnetic wave interference that is applied to other apparatuses by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated even when a higher-frequency signal is applied, and can improve electromagnetic susceptibility in electrical connections to noise that intrudes from the outside.
- FIG. 7A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 7B is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 7A
- FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and wiring board interconnection method according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 9 is a schematic perspective view showing anisotropic conductive member 103
- FIG. 10 is a schematic perspective view showing functional block 104.
- FIG. 11A is a schematic perspective view showing holding block 106
- FIG. 11B is a schematic perspective view showing holding block 105.
- first wiring board 101 having electrode terminals 107 for signal connection provided as electrodes on its front surface and second wiring board 102 having electrode terminals 108 for signal connection provided as electrodes on its back surface are stacked between holding block 105 and holding block 106 with functional block 104 in which anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted interposed between the wiring boards.
- Positioning through-holes 109a and 109b are provided on first wiring board 101.
- Common GND terminals 115a and 115b are provided on the same surface as electrode terminals 107 for signal connection that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101.
- Conductive material 122 is applied to the surface of these common GND terminals 115a and 115b to form the terminals.
- common GND terminals 114a and 114b are provided at positions corresponding to common GND terminals 115a and 115b on the back surface of first wiring board 101.
- Conductive material 122 is-applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 114a and 114b to form the terminals.
- Common GND terminals 115a and 114a are then electrically connected by a via (not shown), and similarly, common GND terminals 115b and 114b are electrically connected by a via (not shown).
- Positioning through-holes 110a and 110b are provided in second wiring board 102.
- Common GND terminals 119a and 119b are provided on the front surface of second wiring board 101.
- Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 119a and 119b to form the terminals.
- electrode terminals 108 for signal connection are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 with a one-to-one correspondence to electrode terminals 107 for signal connection of first wiring board 101.
- Common GND terminals 118a and 118b are provided at positions corresponding to common GND terminals 119a and 119b on the same surface as these electrode terminals 108.
- Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 118a and 118b to form terminals.
- Common GND terminals 118a and 119a are then electrically connected by a via (not shown), and common GND terminals 118b and 119b are similarly connected electrically by a via (not shown).
- Holding block 105 employs a metal material as its base material and is provided with positioning through-holes 112a and 112b as shown in FIG. 11B .
- Connection cavities 120a and 120b are provided at positions on the front surface of holding block 105 that correspond to common GND terminals 114a and 114b provided on first wiring board 101.
- Holding block 106 employs a metal material as its base material and is provided with positioning through-holes 113a and 113b as shown in FIG. 11A .
- Connection cavities 121 a and 121b are provided at positions on the back surface of holding block 106 that correspond to common GND terminals 119a and 119b provided on second wiring board 102.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 that is arranged between first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 takes an insulating elastic resin material as its base material, and metal fine lines are embedded in a direction perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of each wiring board at positions corresponding to each of electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102.
- Functional block 104 takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material, and as shown in FIG. 10 , is provided with positioning through-holes 111a and 111b. Connection cavities 116a and 116b are provided on the back surface of functional block 104 at positions corresponding to common GND terminals 115a and 115b provided on first wiring board 101. Connection cavities 117a and 117b are provided on the front surface of functional block 104 at positions corresponding to common GND terminals 118a and 118b provided on second wiring board 101.
- Functional block 104 has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as an opening into which anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted.
- this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer form of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- the thickness of anisotropic conductive member 103 is made greater than the thickness of functional block 104.
- First wiring board 101 is arranged on holding block 105, and functional block 104 with anisotropic conductive member 103 inserted in through-window 123 is arranged on this first wiring board 101.
- Second wiring board 102 is then arranged on this functional block 104, and further, holding block 106 is arranged on this second wiring board 102.
- These components are then subjected to pressure by means of a clamping jig (not shown) that compresses anisotropic conductive member 103 to the thickness of functional block 104.
- electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 correspond one-to-one with electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 that is stacked on first wiring board 101 with functional block 104, in which anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted in through-window 123, interposed.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness of functional block 104, whereby electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- common GND terminals 114a and 114b that are provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces contact connection cavities 120a and 120b provided on the front surface of holding block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- These common GND terminals 114a and 114b and common GND terminals 115a and 115b that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- Common GND terminals 115a and 115b that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces then contact connection cavities 116a and 116b provided on the back surface of functional block 104 that takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material.
- Common GND terminals 118a and 118b that are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces further contact connection cavities 117a and 117b provided on the front surface of functional block 104 that has high conductivity.
- These common GND terminals 118a and 118b and common GND terminals 119a and 119b that are provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- the circuit board device according to present embodiment is thus configured.
- positioning through-holes 112a and 112b provided in holding block 105 fit onto positioning pins 124a and 124b provided in positioning jig 125.
- Positioning through-holes 109a and 109b provided in first wiring board 101 are then fitted over these positioning pins 124a and 124b.
- Positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104 are further fitted over these positioning pins 124a and 124b.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted into through-window 123 formed in this functional block 104.
- Metal fine lines are embedded in this anisotropic conductive member 103 in a direction perpendicular to the surface of first wiring board 101 at positions that correspond to electrode terminals 107 provided in the front surface of first wiring board 101.
- Positioning through-holes 110a and 110b provided in second wiring board 102 are next fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b from above functional block 104.
- Electrode terminals 108 that are provided in the back surface of second wiring board 102 have a one-to-one correspondence to electrode terminals 107 of first wiring board 101.
- the metal fine lines embedded in anisotropic conductive member 103 that is arranged between first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 are embedded in a direction that is also perpendicular to the surface of second wiring board 102 and have a one-to-one correspondence to electrode terminals 108 of second wiring board 102.
- Positioning through-holes 113a and 113b provided in holding block 106 are further fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b.
- positioning through-holes 112a and 112b provided in holding block 105, positioning through-holes 109a and 109b provided in first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104, positioning through-holes 110a and 110b provided in second wiring board 102, and positioning through-holes 113a and 113b provided in holding block 106 are each fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b provided in positioning jig 125 to accurately position each component.
- anisotropic conductive member 103 arranged between first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 is compressed to the thickness of functional block 104 and held in this state.
- electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 are electrically connected at anisotropic conductive member 103 by the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- anisotropic conductive member 103 spreads in through-window 123 such that the area of the surface of contact with each wiring board increases, whereby excessive impact resilience applied by anisotropic conductive member 103 in the direction of compression can be prevented.
- common GND terminals 114a and 114b that are provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces contact connection cavities 120a and 120b provided on the front surface of holding block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- These common GND terminals 114a and 114b and common GND terminals 115a and 115b that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- Common GND terminals 118a and 118b that are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces further contact connection cavities 117a and 117b that are provided in the front surface of functional block 104 that has high conductivity.
- These common GND terminals 118a and 118b and common GND terminals 119a and 119b that are provided in the front surface of second wiring board 102 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- first wiring board 101 in which electrode terminals 107 for signal connection are provided on the front surface and second wiring board 102 in which electrode terminals 108 for signal connection are provided on the back surface are stacked between holding block 105 and holding block 106 with functional block 104, into which anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted, interposed between the wiring boards.
- First wiring board 101 is arranged on holding block 105, and functional block 104 with anisotropic conductive member 103 inserted into through-window 123 is arranged over first wiring board 101.
- Second wiring board 102 is arranged over these components, and holding block 106 is further arranged from above. Holding block 105 and holding block 106 are then clamped by a clamping jig (not shown) to apply pressure that compresses anisotropic conductive member 103 to the thickness of functional block 104 and hold the components in this state.
- electrode terminals 107 that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 correspond one-to-one with electrode terminals 108 that are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 that is stacked on first wiring board 101 with functional block 104 in which anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted into through-window 123 interposed.
- electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- common GND terminals 114a and 114b that are provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces contact connection cavities 120a and 120b that are provided on the front surface of holding block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- These common GND terminals 114a and 114b and common GND terminals 115a and 115b that are provided in the front surface of first wiring board 101 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- Common GND terminals 115a and 115b that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces then contact connection cavities 116a and 116b that are provided on the back surface of functional block 104 that takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material.
- Common GND terminals 118a and 118b that are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces further contact connection cavities 117a and 117b provided in the front surface of functional block 104 that has high conductivity.
- These common GND terminals 118a and 118b are electrically connected by vias (not shown) to each of common GND terminals 119a and 119b that are provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces.
- the circuit board device is stacked with functional block 104 into which anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted arranged between the wiring boards.
- functional block 104 suppresses deformation of the wiring boards and suppresses fluctuation of the impact resilience of anisotropic conductive member 103, whereby the stability of the electrical connection between wiring boards remains high even in the event of the application of static external force.
- through-window 123 of functional block 104 is formed larger than the outer form of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted in through-window 123 that is provided in functional block 104, whereby the linear expansion of anisotropic conductive member 103 is suppressed by functional block 104 that encloses anisotropic conductive member 103 even in the event of changes in the ambient temperature. As a result, large shifts do not occur between the wiring boards and the anisotropic conductive member and a stable electrical connection between wiring boards can be obtained.
- electrode terminals 107 for signal connection of first wiring board 101 and electrode terminals 108 for signal connection of second wiring board 102 are connected by way of the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- This electrical connection is completely shielded from electromagnetic waves in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards by being enclosed by functional block 104 that takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material.
- EMI electromagnetic interference
- EMS electromagnetic susceptibility
- the arrangement of holding blocks 105 and 106 that take a metal material as base material on the outermost surfaces of the circuit board device and the electrical connection of functional block 104 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces of first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 inside the wiring boards enable complete shielding against electromagnetic waves in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards.
- the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards in a compressed and secured state contact functional block 104 or holding blocks 105 and 106.
- the spacing between functional block and functional block or the spacing between functional block and holding block can be minimized, i.e., can be made the thickness of the wiring boards.
- the occurrence of electromagnetic interference exerted upon other apparatuses by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated can be suppressed despite the application of higher-frequency signals.
- electromagnetic susceptibility to noise that intrudes from the outside can be improved in the electrical connections.
- connecting functional block 104 and holding blocks 105 and 106 to the power supply makes the cross-sectional area of functional block 104 and holding blocks 105 and 106 extremely large and thus enables a decrease of the amount of current per unit of cross-sectional area of the power-supply line. This enables a suppression of the generation of heat of the electrical connections and further eliminates the need to distribute the power-supply line among a plurality of lines to reduce the amount of current per connection terminal. The miniaturization that accompanies a slimmer and more compact electronic apparatus can therefore be achieved.
- the number of stacked wiring boards was taken as a single stack of two layers, but the present invention is not limited to this configuration and any number of laminations may be selected.
- anisotropic conductive member 103 is not limited to an anisotropic conductive material that takes an insulating elastic resin material as its base material and in which metal fine lines are embedded, and any one of metal particles, gold-plated particles, or copper-plated particles may be used in place of metal fine lines.
- the positioning of the wiring boards together, the positioning of the wiring boards and holding blocks, and the positioning of each wiring board and functional block 104 is not limited to a method in which positioning through-holes formed on each wiring board, functional block 104, and each holding block are fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b provided on positioning jig 125.
- Alignment marks can be formed on each wiring board, functional block 104, and each holding block, and positioning of these parts can be achieved by observing these alignment marks by a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) camera.
- CCD Charge Coupled Device
- FIG. 12A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 12B is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 12A
- FIG. 13 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 14 is a schematic perspective view showing anisotropic conductive member 103
- FIG. 15 is a schematic perspective view showing functional block 104.
- FIG. 16A is a schematic perspective view showing holding block 106
- FIG. 16B is a schematic perspective view showing holding block 105.
- FIG. 17 is a graph showing the relation between compressibility and dc electrical resistance of anisotropic conductive member 103 of the circuit board device according to the present invention.
- constituent elements identical to FIGs. 7 to 11 are given the same reference numbers and detailed explanation of these elements is here omitted.
- the circuit board device was of a configuration in which anisotropic conductive member 103 that was clamped between the wiring boards was subjected to pressure applied by means of, for example, a clamping jig (not shown), compressed to the thickness of functional block 104 and secured in this state.
- the circuit board device has a configuration that is similar to that of the first embodiment but differs in that pressure is applied by means of screws 206a and 206b rather than a clamping jig (not shown) and functional block 104 and holding blocks 105 and 106 are connected to GND.
- First wiring board 101 can employ a rigid printed wiring board that takes, for example, FR4 as its base material. Positioning through-holes 109a and 109b as well as screw clearance through-holes 201 a and 201 b are provided in first wiring board 101. In addition, electrode terminals 107 for signal connection are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101. Common GND terminals 115a and 115b are further provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 107, and conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 115a and 115b. Common GND terminals 114a and 114b are provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101, and conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 114a and 114b. Common GND terminals 115a and 114a are then electrically connected by means of a via (not shown). Common GND terminals 115b and 114b are similarly electrically connected by way of a via (not shown).
- Second wiring board 102 can employ a flexible printed wiring board that takes, for example, polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes 110a and 110b as well as screw clearance through-holes 202a and 202b are provided in second wiring board 102. In addition, common GND terminals 119a and 119b are provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102. Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 119a and 119b. Electrode terminals 108 for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence with electrode terminals 107 for signal connection of first wiring board 101 are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102.
- Common GND terminals 118a and 118b are provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 108, and conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 118a and 118b. Common GND terminals 118a and 119a are then electrically connected by means of a via (not shown). Common GND terminals 118b and 119b are similarly electrically connected by a via (not shown).
- a board having a thickness of 0.7mm can be used as first wiring board 101 and a board having a thickness of 0.2mm can be used as second wiring board 102.
- each of common GND terminals 115a, 115b, 118a, and 118b can be 0.4mm (W) ⁇ 0.9mm (L), and common GND terminals 115a and 115b can be formed at positions at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminals of electrode terminals 107, and common GND terminals 118a and 118b can be formed at positions at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminals of electrode terminals 108.
- the spacing between common GND terminals 115a and 115b is 4.85mm
- the spacing between common GND terminals 116a and 116b is 4.85mm.
- Common GND terminals 114a and 114b are provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101, i.e., on the surface that confronts holding block 105, at positions that are projected from common GND terminals 115a and 115b that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101.
- common GND terminals 119a and 119b are provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102, i.e., on the surface that confronts holding block 106, at positions that are projected from common GND terminals 118a and 118b provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102.
- silver paste can be applied by a dispensing method to the surfaces of each of common GND terminals 114a, 114b, 115a, 115b, 118a, 118b, 119a, and 119b.
- Conductive member 103 that is arranged between first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 has insulating elastic resin material as its base material in which metal fine lines are embedded in a direction perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of each wiring board at positions that correspond to each of electrode terminals 107 that are provided in the front surface of first wiring board 101 and electrode terminals 108 that are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 can employ, for example, silicone rubber having a rubber hardness of 50 degrees (JIS-K-6249) as the insulating elastic resin material.
- Functional block 104 is composed of metal material as its base material and is provided with positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b and screw clearance through-holes 203a and 203b, as shown in FIG. 15 .
- Functional block 104 is provided with connection cavities 116a and 116b at positions on its back surface that correspond to common GND terminals 115a and 115b that are provided on first wiring board 101, and is provided with connection cavities 117a and 117b at positions on its front surface that correspond to common GND terminals 118a and 118b that are provided on second wiring board 101.
- Functional block 104 has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as an opening for inserting anisotropic conductive member 103.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted into this through-window 123. Taking into consideration the amount of spread on the surfaces of anisotropic conductive member 103 that contact with each wiring board when anisotropic conductive member 103 has been compressed to the thickness of functional block 104 plus some margin, this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer shape of anisotropic conductive member 103. In addition, the thickness of anisotropic conductive member 103 is formed greater than the thickness of functional block 104.
- FIG. 17 shows the resistance of anisotropic conductive member 103 when the thickness H1 of anisotropic conductive member 103 has been compressed.
- anisotropic conductive member 103 has a stable electrical resistance when the compressibility is in the range of from 10% to 45%.
- connection cavities 116a, 116b, 117a, and 117b can be used: 0.5 ⁇ mm W ⁇ 1.0 ⁇ mm ⁇ 0.07 ⁇ mm D
- Holding blocks 105 and 106 are blocks that take a metal material as the base material. As shown in FIG. 16B , holding block 105 is provided with positioning through-holes 112a and 112b as well as screw fastening tap-holes 205a and 205b, and further, connection cavities 120a and 120b are provided at positions that correspond to common GND terminals 114a and 114b provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101. In addition, as shown in FIG.
- holding block 106 is provided with positioning through-holes 113a and 113b as well as screw clearance through-holes 204a and 204b, and further, connection cavities 121 a and 121 b are provided at positions that correspond to common GND terminals 119a and 119b provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102.
- connection cavities 120a, 120b, 121 a, and 121 b can each use the dimensions 0.5mm (W) ⁇ 1.0mm (L) ⁇ 0.07mm (D).
- positioning through-holes 112a and 112b provided on holding block 105 are fitted on positioning pins 124a and 124b provided on positioning jig 125.
- Positioning through-holes 109a and 109b provided in first wiring board 101 are next fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b.
- Positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104 are further fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted in through-window 123 formed in this functional block 104, and metal fine lines are embedded in this anisotropic conductive member 103 in the direction perpendicular to the front surface of first wiring board 101 at positions that correspond to electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101.
- Positioning through-holes 110a and 110b provided in second wiring board 102 are further fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b from above functional block 104.
- Electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 have a one-to-one correspondence to electrode terminals 107 of first wiring board 101.
- metal fine lines embedded in anisotropic conductive member 103 that is arranged between first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 are embedded in a direction also perpendicular to the back surface of second wiring board 102 and have a one-to-one correspondence with electrode terminals 108 of second wiring board 102.
- Positioning through-holes 113a and 113b provided in holding block 106 are further fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b from above.
- positioning through-holes 112a and 112b provided in holding block 105, positioning through-holes 109a and 109b provided in first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104, positioning through-holes 110a and 110b provided in second wiring board 102, and positioning through-holes 113a and 113b provided in holding block 106 are all fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b provided in positioning jig 125 to accurately position each component.
- first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 that have been arranged with functional block 104 and anisotropic conductive member 103 interposed are clamped by holding block 105 and holding block 106.
- Screw 206a is next screwed from screw clearance through-hole 204a formed in holding block 106 into screw fastening tap-hole 205a provided in holding block 105 via screw clearance through-holes 202a, 203a, and 201 a.
- Screw 206b is similarly screwed from screw clearance through-hole 204b formed in holding block 106 into screw fastening tap-hole 205b provided in holding block 105 via screw clearance through-holes 202b, 203b, and 201 b, whereby anisotropic conductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness of functional block 104.
- electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- the spreading of the area of the surfaces of anisotropic conductive member 103 that contact each wiring board in through-window 123 prevent the impact resilience applied in the direction of compression by anisotropic conductive member 103 from becoming excessive.
- common GND terminals 114a and 114b provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101 and in which conductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces contact connection cavities 120a and 120b that are provided on the front surface of holding block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- These common GND terminals 114a and 114b and common GND terminals 115a and 115b that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and in which conductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- These common GND terminals 115a and 115b then contact connection cavities 116a and 116b provided on the back surface of functional block 104 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- common GND terminals 118a and 118b that are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 and in which conductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces contact connection cavities 117a and 117b provided on the front surface of functional block 104.
- These common GND terminals 118a and 118b and common GND terminals 119a and 119b provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102 and in which conductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- These common GND terminals 119a and 119b then contact connection cavities 121 a and 121 b that are provided on the back surface of holding block 106 that takes metal material as its base material.
- Functional block 104 and holding blocks 105 and 106 are then connected to GND, whereby the circuit board device of the present embodiment is configured.
- the circuit board device is of a configuration in which anisotropic conductive member 103 that is inserted into through-window 123 of functional block 104 is used as the electrical connection medium between the wiring boards, these wiring boards are clamped between holding blocks 105 and 106, and these parts are compressed and secured by screws. At this time, functional block 104 and holding blocks 105 and 106 are connected to GND.
- the circumference L of non-conductor portions that are enclosed by conductors must be set within the range that satisfies L ⁇ ⁇ /10.
- this circumference L is determined by the wiring board thickness and the electrical connection pitch between two functional blocks or between a functional block and holding block.
- the first opening is taken as a portion that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between functional block 104 and holding block 105 and the thickness of first wiring board 101, that has no electrical conductivity, and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter.
- the electrical connection pitch between functional block 104 and holding block 105 is 4.85mm
- the thickness of first wiring board 101 is 0.7mm
- c is the speed of light: 0.29979 ⁇ 109 m/sec.
- EMS electromagnetic susceptibility
- EMI electromagnetic interference
- the second opening is taken as a portion that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between holding block 106 and functional block 104 and the thickness of second wiring board 102, that has no electrical conduction, and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter.
- the maximum value of frequency f that satisfies the relation in which the opening circumference L of the second opening is less than or equal to ⁇ /10 is 3.0GHz.
- holding blocks 105 and 106 that take a metal material as the base material are arranged on the outermost surfaces of the circuit board device in a direction perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards.
- the electrical connection of functional block 104 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces of first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 inside the wiring boards then enables complete shielding against electromagnetic waves.
- functional block 104 as well as holding blocks 105 and 106 is the common GND of each wiring board.
- EMS electromagnetic susceptibility
- EMI electromagnetic interference
- the circuit board device shows a case in which a rigid printed wiring board that takes FR4 as its base material is used for first wiring board 101 and a flexible printed wiring board that employs polyimide as its base material is used as second wiring board 102, but the present invention is not limited to this form, and a rigid printed wiring board and a flexible printed wiring board can be of any combination.
- a case was shown in which the number of layers of wiring boards is a single stack of two layers, the present invention is not limited to this form and any number of layers may be selected.
- the board thickness H2 of functional block 104 was 0.25mm in the present embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this form. The same effects can be obtained regardless of the board thickness H2 of functional block 104 as long as the thickness can guarantee a compression amount between 10% and 45% that obtains stabilized electrical resistance of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- board thickness H3 of holding blocks 105 and 106 were set to 0.5mm in the present embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this form. The same effects can be obtained regardless of board thickness H3 of holding blocks 105 and 106 as long as the thickness can guarantee a compression amount between 10% and 45% that obtains stabilized electrical resistance of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- anisotropic conductive member 103 uses an insulating elastic resin material as its base material and has embedded metal fine lines that use a conductive material composed of stainless steel lines 2 ⁇ m in diameter that have been subjected to gold-plating
- the metal fine lines can use any one of gold lines, copper lines, brass lines, phosphor-bronze lines, and nickel lines, and the diameter ⁇ may be within the range from 5 ⁇ m to 20 ⁇ m.
- any one of metal particles, gold-plated particles, or copper-plated particles may be embedded in place of the metal fine lines.
- silicone rubber having a rubber hardness of 50-degrees (JIS-K-6249) was used, the rubber hardness may be within the range of from 20-degrees to 80 degrees.
- a conductive paste obtained by dispersing metal particles of, for example, gold, nickel, and copper or metal-plated particles obtained by subjecting resin particles to metal plating in resin, a tin-lead solder, lead-free solder, ACF (Anisotropic Conductive Film), or ACP (Anisotropic Conductive Paste) can also be used.
- the positioning of the wiring boards, the positioning of the wiring boards and holding blocks, and the positioning of each wiring board and functional block 104 is not limited to a method of fitting positioning through-holes formed in each wiring board, functional block 104, and each holding block over positioning pins 124a and 124b provided on positioning jig 125. Positioning can also be realized by forming alignment marks on each wiring board, functional block 104, and each holding block and then observing these alignment marks by means of a CCD camera.
- FIG. 18A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 18B is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 18A
- FIG. 18C is a sectional view taken along line B-B in FIG. 18A
- FIG. 19 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 20 is a schematic perspective view showing functional block 104 of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 21A is a schematic perspective view showing holding block 105
- FIG. 21B is a schematic perspective view showing holding block 106.
- constituent elements that are identical FIGs. 7 to 17 are given the same reference numbers, and detailed explanation regarding these elements is omitted.
- common GND terminals 115a to 115h are provided on the same surface as electrode terminals 107 for signal connection that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101.
- Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 115a to 115h.
- Common GND terminals 114a to 114h are provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101 at positions that correspond to these common GND terminals 115a to 115h.
- Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 114a to 114h.
- Common GND terminals 115a and 114a are electrically connected by a via (not shown), and common GND terminals 115b and 114b are electrically connected by a via (not shown).
- Each common GND terminal provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 is similarly electrically connected by a via to a corresponding common GND terminal provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101.
- common GND terminals 118a to 118h are provided on the same surface as electrode terminals 108 for signal connection that are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102.
- Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 118a to 118h.
- common GND terminals 119a to 119h are provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102 at positions that correspond to common GND terminals 118a to 118h.
- Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 119a to 119h.
- Common GND terminals 118a and 119a are electrically connected by a via (not shown), and common GND terminals 118b and 119b are electrically connected by a via (not shown).
- Each of the common GND terminals provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102 are similarly electrically connected by a via to a corresponding common GND terminal provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102.
- Functional block 104 takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material and is provided with positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b as shown in FIG. 20 .
- Connection cavities 116a to 116h are provided on the back surface of functional block 104 at positions that correspond to common GND terminals 115a to 115h provided on first wiring board 101.
- Connection cavities 117a to 117h are provided on the front surface of functional block 104 at positions that correspond to common GND terminals 118a to 118h provided on second wiring board 101.
- Functional block 104 has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as an opening into which anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted, and anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted in this through-window 123.
- this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer shape of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- the thickness of anisotropic conductive member 103 is formed with a greater thickness than functional block 104.
- a metal material is used as the base material of holding block 105 and positioning through-holes 112a and 112b are provided as shown in FIG. 21B .
- Connection cavities 120a to 120h are provided in the front surface of holding block 105 at positions that correspond to common GND terminals 114a to 114h provided in first wiring board 101.
- a metal material is used as the base material of holding block 106 and positioning through-holes 113a and 113b are provided as shown in FIG. 21A .
- Connection cavities 121 a and 121 h are provided on the back surface of holding block 106 at positions that correspond to common GND terminals 119a to 119h provided in second wiring board 102.
- the dimensions of common GND terminals 114c to 114h provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101 can be 0.9mm (W) ⁇ 0.3mm (L).
- the dimensions of common GND terminals 115c to 115h provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 can be 0.9mm (W) ⁇ 0.3mm (L), the terminal spacing can be 0.5375mm, and the terminals can be arranged at positions that are 0.775mm from the longitudinal center of electrode terminals 107.
- common GND terminals 114a and 114b provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101 as well as common GND terminals 115a and 115b provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 can be 0.4mm (W) ⁇ 0.9mm (L) as in the second embodiment, and the position of arrangement of each of these common GND terminals can also be set as in the second embodiment.
- the dimensions of common GND terminals 118c to 118h provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 can be 0.9mm (W) ⁇ 0.3mm (L), the terminal spacing can be 0.5375mm, and the common GND terminals can be arranged at positions having a distance of 0.775mm from the longitudinal center of electrode terminals 108.
- the dimensions of common GND terminals 119c to 119h provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102 can be made 0.9mm (W) ⁇ 0.3mm (L).
- common GND terminals 118a and 118b provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 and common GND terminals 119a and 119b provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102 can be made 0.4mm (W) ⁇ 0.9mm (L) as in the second embodiment, and the positions of each of these common GND terminals can be set similar to the second embodiment.
- connection cavities 116c to 116h provided on the back surface of functional block 104 and connection cavities 117c to 117h provided on the front surface of functional block 104 can be made 1.0mm (W) ⁇ 0.4mm (L) ⁇ 0.07mm (D).
- connection cavities 116a and 116b provided on the back surface of functional block 104 as well as connection cavities 117a and 117b provided on the front surface of functional block 104 can be made 0.5mm (W) ⁇ 1.0mm (L) ⁇ 0.07mm (D) as in the second embodiment, and the positions of each of these common GND terminals can be set as in the second embodiment.
- connection cavities 120c to 120h provided on the front surface of holding block 105 as well as connection cavities 121 c to 121 h of the connection cavities that are provided on the back surface of holding block 106 can be made 1.0mm (W) ⁇ 0.4mm (L) ⁇ 0.07mm (D).
- connection cavities 120a and 120b provided on the front surface of holding block 105 as well as connection cavities 121 a and 121 b of the connection cavities provided on the back surface of holding block 106 can be made 0.5mm (W) ⁇ 1.0mm (L) ⁇ 0.07mm (D) as in the second embodiment, and the positions of each of these connection cavities can be set as in the second embodiment.
- the wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is similar to the wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the above-described second embodiment.
- positioning through-holes 112a and 112b provided in holding block 105 positioning through-holes 109a and 109b provided in first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104, positioning through-holes 110a and 110b provided in second wiring board 102, positioning through-holes 113a and 113b provided in holding block 106 are fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b provided on positioning jig 125 whereby each component is accurately positioned.
- first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 are clamped by holding block 105 and holding block 106 with functional block 104 and anisotropic conductive member 103 interposed.
- Screw 206a is next fastened to screw fastening tap-hole 205a provided in holding block 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204a formed in holding block 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes 202a, 203a, and 201 a.
- Screw 206b is similarly fastened to screw fastening tap-hole 205b provided in holding block 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204b formed in holding block 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes 202b, 203b, and 201 b.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 is thus compressed to the thickness of functional block 104.
- electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- anisotropic conductive member 103 spreads inside through-window 123 such that the area of the surfaces of contact with each wiring board increases, whereby the impact resilience applied in the direction of compression by anisotropic conductive member 103 is prevented from becoming excessive.
- Common GND terminals 114a to 114h that are provided on the back surface of first wiring board 101 and in which conductive material 122 is applied to surfaces each contact connection cavities 120a to 120h provided on the front surface of holding block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- These common GND terminals 114a to 114h and common GND terminals 115a to 115h provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and in which conductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces are each electrically connected by way of vias (not shown).
- Common GND terminals 115a to 115h that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and in which conductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces each contact connection cavities 116a to 116h provided on the back surface of functional block 104 that takes a metal material as it base material.
- common GND terminals 118a to 118h that are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 and in which conductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces each contact connection cavities 117a to 117h provided on the front surface of functional block 104.
- These common GND terminals 118a to 118h and common GND terminals 119a to 119h that are provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102 and in which conductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- GND terminals 119a to 119h that are provided on the front surface of second wiring board 102 and in which conductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces each contact connection cavities 121 a to 121 h provided in the back surface of holding block 106 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- Functional block 104 and holding blocks 105 and 106 are then connected to GND, whereby the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is configured.
- functional block 104 and holding blocks 105 and 106 are connected to GND.
- functional block 104 that takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material, whereby complete shielding against electromagnetic waves is realized in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards.
- the first opening is the portion that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between functional block 104 and holding block 105 and that is determined by the thickness of first wiring board 101, and that is not electrically conductive and thus electrically negligible.
- the maximum value of frequency f that satisfies the relation in which first opening circumference L is equal to or less than ⁇ /10 is 12.1 GHz based on the above-described Equation 2.
- a second opening is the portion that is not electrically conductive and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter, and further, that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between holding block 106 and functional block 104 and that is determined by the thickness of second wiring board 102.
- the maximum value of frequency f that satisfies the relation in which second opening circumference L is equal to or less than ⁇ /10 is 20.3GHz based on the above-described Equation 2.
- holding blocks 105 and 106 that employ a metal material as base material are arranged on the outermost surfaces of the circuit board device in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards.
- the electrical connection of functional block 104 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces of first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 inside the wiring boards enables complete shielding against electromagnetic waves.
- the opening circumference of the first opening and the opening circumference of the second opening are made smaller than in the circuit board device according to the second embodiment, whereby the occurrence of electromagnetic interference (EMI) exerted upon other devices by the typically generated unnecessary electromagnetic waves can be suppressed and electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) to noise that intrudes from the outside can be improved in electrical connections between the wiring boards even when signals of higher frequencies are applied.
- EMI electromagnetic interference
- EMS electromagnetic susceptibility
- the number of common GND terminals provided on the front and back surfaces of each wiring board was eight per surface, but the present invention is not limited to this configuration and similar effects can be obtained if the number of common GND terminals is any number equal to or greater than two.
- FIG. 22A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 22B is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 22A
- FIG. 22C is a schematic sectional view of the portion shown by arrow B in FIG. 22B
- FIG. 23 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 24 is a schematic perspective view showing functional block 104.
- FIG. 25A is a schematic perspective view showing holding block 106
- FIG. 25B is a schematic perspective view showing holding block 105.
- constituent elements identical to FIGs. 7 to 22 are given the same reference numbers, and detailed explanation of these elements is omitted.
- tap-holes 706a and 706b are provided in holding block 105 in place of screw fastening tap-holes 205a and 205b provided in the above-described second embodiment.
- common GND linking through-holes 702a and 702b are provided in first wiring board 101 in place of screw clearance through-holes 201 a and 201b provided in the above-described second embodiment.
- common GND linking through-holes 704a and 704b are provided in functional block 104 in place of screw clearance through-holes 203a and 203b provided in the above-described second embodiment.
- Common GND linking through-holes 703a and 703b are provided in second wiring board 102 in place of screw clearance through-holes 202a and 202b provided in the above-described second embodiment.
- Common GND linking through-holes 705a and 705b are provided in holding block 106 in place of screw clearance through-holes 204a and 204b provided in the above-described second embodiment.
- the insides of these common GND linking through-holes and tap-holes are filled with conductive material 122.
- First wiring board 101 can use a rigid printed wiring board that takes a material such as FR4 as its base material. Positioning through-holes 109a and 109b are provided in first wiring board 101. In addition, electrode terminals 107 for signal connection are provided on the front surface. In addition, common GND terminals 115a and 115b are provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 107. Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 115a and 115b.
- Common GND linking through-holes 702a and 702b are then formed in common GND terminals 115a and 115b in which conductive material 122 has been applied to these surfaces, and GND electrodes (not shown) are provided exposed from the inner walls of these common GND linking through-holes 702a and 702b.
- Second wiring board 102 can use a flexible printed wiring board that takes, for example, polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes 110a and 110b are provided in second wiring board 102. Electrode terminals 108 for signal connection are provided on the back surface. Common GND terminals 118a and 118b are provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 108. Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 118a and 118b. Common GND linking through-holes 703a and 703b are then formed in common GND terminals 118a and 118b in which conductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces, and GND electrodes (not shown) are provided exposed from the inner walls of these common GND linking through-holes 703a and 703b.
- First wiring board 101 having a thickness of 0.7mm and second wiring board 102 having a thickness of 0.2mm can be used.
- each of common GND terminals 115a, 115b, 118a, and 118b are 1.5mm (W) ⁇ 2.0mm (L), and common GND terminals 115a and 115b can be provided such that their centers are common with common GND linking through-holes 702a and 702b that are formed with a diameter of 1.5mm at positions at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminals of electrode terminals 107.
- common GND terminals 118a and 118b can be provided such that their centers are common with common GND linking through-holes 703a and 703b that are formed with a diameter of 1.5mm at positions at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminals of electrode terminals 108.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 can use the same component as the second embodiment.
- Functional block 104 employs a metal material as its base material and is provided with positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b as shown in FIG. 24 .
- Connection cavities 116a and 116b are provided on the back surface of functional block 104 at positions that correspond to common GND terminals 115a and 115b provided on first wiring board 101.
- Connection cavities 117a and 117b are provided on the front surface of functional block 104 at positions that correspond to common GND terminals 118a and 118b provided on second wiring board 102.
- Common GND linking through-holes 704a and 704b are then provided in these connection cavities 116a and 117a as well as in connection cavities 116b and 117b.
- Functional block 104 further has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as an opening into which anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted. Anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted into this through-window 123. Taking into consideration the amount of spread of the surfaces of anisotropic conductive member 103 that contact each of the wiring boards when anisotropic conductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness of functional block 104 plus a certain degree of margin, this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer shape of anisotropic conductive member 103. The thickness of anisotropic conductive member 103 is also formed greater than the thickness of functional block 104.
- connection cavities 116a, 116b 117a, and 117b can each be made 0.5mm (W) ⁇ 1.0mm (L) ⁇ 0.07mm (D), and the diameters of common GND linking through-holes 704a and 704b can each be made 1.5mm.
- Holding blocks 105 and 106 are blocks that employ a metal material as base material, and as shown in FIG. 25B , positioning through-holes 112a and 112b as well as tap-holes 706a and 706b are provided on holding block 105. These tap-holes 706a and 706b serve the functions of common GND linkage and screw fastening. In addition, positioning through-holes 113a and 113b as well as common GND linking through-holes 705a and 705b are provided in holding block 106 as shown in FIG. 25A .
- the wiring board interconnection method of a circuit board device according to the present embodiment is equivalent to the wiring board interconnection method of a circuit board device according to the above-described second embodiment.
- positioning through-holes 112a and 112b provided in holding block 105, positioning through-holes 109a and 109b provided in first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104, positioning through-holes 110a and 110b provided in second wiring board 102, and positioning through-holes 113a and 113b provided in holding block 106 are fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b provided on positioning jig 125 whereby each is accurately positioned.
- first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 that are arranged with functional block 104 and anisotropic conductive member 103 interposed are clamped by holding block 105 and holding block 106.
- Common GND linking screw 701 a is next fastened to tap-hole 706a provided in holding block 105 from common GND linking through-hole 705a formed in holding block 106 and by way of common GND linking through-holes 703a, 704a and 702a.
- common GND linking screw 701 b is fastened to tap-hole 706b provided in holding block 105 from common GND linking through-hole 705b formed in holding block 106 and by way of common GND linking through-holes 703b, 704b, and 702b.
- anisotropic conductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness of functional block 104.
- common GND linking through-holes and tap-holes are filled with conductive material 122.
- electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- the area of the surfaces of anisotropic conductive member 103 that contact each wiring board spread inside through-window 123, whereby impact resilience applied by anisotropic conductive member 103 in the direction of compression is prevented from becoming excessive.
- common GND terminals 115a and 115b that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected to holding block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material by way of common GND linking screws 701 a and 701 b as well as conductive material 122.
- These common GND terminals 115a and 115b and functional block 104 are electrically connected by way of common GND linking screws 701 a and 701 b as well as conductive material 122.
- Functional block 104 and common GND terminals 118a and 118b that are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are electrically connected by way of common GND linking screws 701 a and 701 b as well as by conductive material 122.
- These common GND terminals 118a and 118b and holding block 106 are electrically connected by way of common GND linking screws 701 a and 701 b as well as conductive material 122.
- Functional block 104 and holding blocks 105 and 106 are further connected to GND.
- the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is thus configured.
- the circuit board device makes the common GND terminals common to fastening screws and this is therefore advantageous for realizing a reduction of area, smaller size and lighter weight.
- the use of fastening screws having a large cross-sectional area as the common GND terminal connection members realizes superior stability of the GND potential.
- common GND linking screws 701 a and 701 b are used as common GND terminal connection members
- the present invention is not limited to this configuration.
- the same effect is obtained if positioning pins 124a and 124b provided in positioning jib 125 are not provided in positioning jig 125, but rather, conductive positioning pins having the same function are provided in holding block 105 and these positioning pins are then used as common GND terminal connection members, or if other conductive pin-formed members are used.
- FIG. 26A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 26B is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 26A
- FIG. 26C is a sectional view taken along line B-B in FIG. 26A
- FIG. 27 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration and the wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 28 is a schematic perspective view showing functional block 104.
- FIG. 29A is a schematic perspective view showing holding block 106
- FIG. 29B is a schematic sectional view showing holding block 105.
- constituent elements identical to FIGs. 7 to 25 are given the same reference numbers, and explanation regarding these elements is omitted.
- functional block 104 is used as the power-supply lines of LSI (Large-Scale Integration) 901 mounted on the front surface of first wiring board 101.
- LSI Large-Scale Integration
- First wiring board 101 can employ a rigid printed wiring board that takes, for example, FR4 as its base material. Positioning through-holes 109a and 109b and screw clearance through-holes 201 a and 201 b are provided in first wiring board 101.
- the front surface of first wiring board 101 is provided with electrode terminals 107 for signal connection, and further, LSI 901 is mounted and power-supply line connection terminal 902 connected to this LSI 901 is further provided.
- conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of this power-supply line connection terminal 902.
- Second wiring board 102 can employ, for example, a flexible printed wiring board that takes a polyimide as its base material. Second wiring board 102 is provided with positioning through-holes 110a and 110b as well as with screw clearance through-holes 202a and 202b. In addition, electrode terminals 108 for signal connection having a one-to-one correspondence with electrode terminals 107 for signal connection of first wiring board 101 are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102. In addition, power-supply line connection terminal 903 having conductive material 122 applied to its surface is provided at a position corresponding to power-supply line connection terminal 902 provided on first wiring board 101.
- a board having a thickness of 0.7mm can be used as first wiring board 101 and a board having a thickness of 0.2mm can be used as second wiring board 102.
- power-supply line connection terminals 902 and 903 each have terminal dimensions of 0.9mm (W) ⁇ 0.3mm (L), and power-supply line connection terminal 902 can be formed at a position that is at a distance of 0.775mm from the outermost terminals of wiring board inner side of electrode terminals 107.
- Power-supply line connection terminal 903 can be formed at a position that is at a distance of 0.775mm from the outermost terminal of the wiring board inner side of electrode terminals 108.
- Silver paste can then be applied by a dispensing method as the conductive material 122 applied to the surfaces of power-supply line connection terminals 902 and 903.
- Functional block 104 uses a metal material as its base material, and is provided with positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b as well as screw clearance through-holes 203a and 203b as shown in FIG. 28 .
- Connection cavity 904 is provided on the back surface of functional block 104 at a position that corresponds to power-supply line connection terminal 902 provided on first wiring board 101.
- connection cavity 905 is provided on the front surface of functional block 104 at a position that corresponds to power-supply line connection terminal 903 provided on second wiring board 102.
- Functional block 104 further has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as the opening into which anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted in this through-window 123. Taking into consideration the amount of spread of the surfaces of anisotropic conductive member 103 that contact each wiring board when anisotropic conductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness of functional block 104 plus a certain amount of margin, this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer shape of anisotropic conductive member 103. In addition, the thickness of anisotropic conductive member 103 is formed greater than the thickness of functional block 104. Anisotropic conductive member 103 can use the same element as in the second embodiment.
- the insulating elastic resin material that is the base material of anisotropic conductive member 103 has a property whereby the volume does not change even after compression.
- connection cavities 904 and 905 can each be made 1.0mm (W) ⁇ 0.4mm (L) ⁇ 0.07mm (D).
- Holding blocks 105 and 106 are blocks that take a metal material as their base material, and as shown in FIG. 29A , positioning through-holes 113a and 113b as well as screw clearance through-holes 204a and 204b are provided in holding block 106. In addition, as shown in FIG. 29B , holding block 105 is provided with positioning through-holes 112a and 112b as well as screw fastening tap-holes 205a and 205b.
- the wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is equivalent to the wiring board interconnection method of a circuit board device according to the above-described second embodiment.
- positioning through-holes 112a and 112b provided in holding block 105 positioning through-holes 109a and 109b provided in first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes 111a and 111b provided in functional block 104, positioning through-holes 110a and 110b provided in second wiring board 102, and positioning through-holes 113a and 113b provided in holding block 106 are fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b provided in positioning jig 125, whereby each component is accurately positioned.
- first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 that are arranged with functional block 104 and anisotropic conductive member 103 interposed are clamped by holding block 105 and holding block 106.
- Screw 206a is then fastened into screw fastening tap-hole 205a provided in holding block 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204a provided in holding block 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes 202a, 203a, and 201 a.
- screw 206b is similarly fastened into screw fastening tap-hole 205b provided in holding block 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204b provided in holding block 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes 202b, 203b, and 201b.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 is thus compressed to the thickness of functional block 104.
- electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- the spreading of anisotropic conductive member 103 such that the area of the surfaces of anisotropic conductive member 103 that contact each wiring board increases in through-window 123 prevents the impact resilience applied by anisotropic conductive member 103 in the direction of compression from becoming excessive.
- power-supply line connection terminal 902 that is provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and that has conductive material 122 applied to its surfaces contacts connection cavity 904 provided in the back surface of functional block 104 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- connection cavity 905 provided in the front surface of functional block 104 contacts power-supply line connection terminal 903 that is provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 and that has conductive material 122 applied to its surface.
- power-supply line connection terminal 902 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and power-supply line connection terminal 903 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 are electrically connected by way of conductive material 122 and functional block 104.
- Functional block 104 is then connected to the power supply, whereby the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is configured.
- the circuit board device uses functional block 104 as the power-supply lines of LSI 901, whereby the cross-sectional area of the power-supply lines is extremely large. As a result, the amount of current per unit cross-sectional area of the power-supply line can be decreased. The generation of heat of the electrical connections can therefore be suppressed, and the need to distribute the power-supply line among a plurality of lines to decrease the amount of current per connection terminal can be eliminated. As a result, miniaturization that accompanies a slimmer and space-saving electronic apparatus can be realized.
- the circuit board device according to the present embodiment used a rigid printed wiring board that takes FR4 as its base material as first wiring board 101 and a flexible printed wiring board that takes polyimide as its base material as second wiring board 102
- the present invention is not limited to this form, and a rigid printed wiring board and flexible printed wiring board can be combined in any way.
- functional block 104 had thickness H2 of 0.25mm in the present embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this form, and the same effect can be obtained as long as thickness H2 of functional block 104 is set to a thickness that can guarantee an amount of compression of from 10% to 45% that realizes anisotropic conductive member 103 having a stabilized electrical resistance.
- holding blocks 105 and 106 used a metal material as their base material in the present embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this form, and a resin material or a ceramic material can also be used.
- the plate thickness H3 of holding blocks 105 and 106 was 0.5mm, the present invention is not limited to this form. The same effect can be obtained regardless of the plate thickness H3 of holding blocks 105 and 106 as long as the thickness can guarantee an amount of compression from 10% to 45% at which a stable electrical resistance of anisotropic conductive member 103 can be obtained.
- positioning of the wiring boards, positioning of wiring boards and holding blocks, and positioning of each wiring board and functional block 104 is not limited to the method of fitting positioning through-holes formed in each wiring board, functional block 104, and each holding block onto positioning pins 124a and 124b provided on positioning jig 125.
- Alignment marks can be formed on each wiring board, functional block 104, and each holding block and positioning of these components can then be realized by observing these alignment marks by a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) camera.
- CCD Charge Coupled Device
- FIG. 30A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 30B is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 30A
- FIG. 30C is a sectional view taken along line B-B in FIG. 30A
- FIG. 31 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration and wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 32 is a schematic perspective view showing functional block 1100.
- FIG. 33A is a schematic perspective view showing holding block 106
- FIG. 33B is a schematic perspective view showing holding block 105. Constituent elements in FIGS. 31 to 33 that are identical to elements in FIGs. 7 to 30 are given the same reference numbers, and detailed explanation of these elements is omitted.
- functional block 1100 is divided between common GND unit 1101 as a first block and, as a second block, power-supply line unit 1102 that is used as the power-supply line of LSI 901 that is mounted on the front surface of first wiring board 101 as shown in FIG. 32 .
- Common GND unit 1101 and power-supply line unit 1102 are insulated and isolated by insulating resin 1103.
- Common GND unit 1101 is connected to GND, and power-supply line unit 1102 is connected to the power supply.
- First wiring board 101 can use, for example, a rigid printed wiring board that takes FR4 as its base material. Positioning through-holes 109a and 109b are provided in first wiring board 101. In addition, electrode terminals 107 for signal connection are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101. Common GND terminals 115a and 115b are further provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 107. Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 115a and 115b.
- Common GND linking through-holes 702a and 702b are then formed on these common GND terminals 115a and 115b that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces, and GND electrodes (not shown) are provided exposed from the inner walls of these common GND linking through-holes 702a and 702b.
- LSI 901 is further mounted on the front surface of first wiring board 101, and power-supply line connection terminal 902 is provided that is connected to this LSI 901. Conductive material 122 is then applied to the surface of this power-supply line connection terminal 902.
- Second wiring board 102 can employ, for example, a flexible printed wiring board that takes polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes 110a and 110b are provided on second wiring board 102. In addition, electrode terminals 108 for signal connection are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102. Still further, common GND terminals 118a and 118b are provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 108. Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 118a and 118b.
- Common GND linking through-holes 703a and 703b are then formed in common GND terminals 118a and 118b that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces, and GND electrodes (not shown) are provided exposed from the inner walls of these common GND linking through-holes 703a and 703b.
- power-supply line connection terminal 903 that has conductive material 122 applied to its surface is provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 at a position corresponding to power-supply line connection terminal 902 that was provided on first wiring board 101.
- a board having a thickness of 0.7mm can be used as first wiring board 101
- a board having a thickness of 0.2mm can be used as second wiring board 102.
- the number of electrodes for each can be 25
- the pitch in the lateral direction can be 0.8mm
- the terminal dimensions can be 0.15mm (W) ⁇ 0.5mm (L)
- the terminals can be arranged in staggered rows (with 12 electrodes in the row close to the board edge and 13 electrodes in the other row).
- Common GND terminals 115a, 115b, 118a, and 118b can each have the terminal dimensions 1.5mm (W) ⁇ 2.0mm (L).
- Common GND terminals 115a and 115b can be provided with centers common to common GND linking through-holes 702a and 702b that are formed with a diameter of 1.5mm and at positions that are at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminal of electrode terminals 107.
- Common GND terminals 118a and 118b can be provided to have centers in common with common GND linking through-holes 703a and 703b that are formed with a diameter of 1.5mm at positions that are at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminal of electrode terminals 108.
- connection terminals 902 and 903 for power-supply lines can each have terminal dimensions of 0.9mm (W) ⁇ 0.3mm (L).
- Power-supply line connection terminal 902 can be formed at a position that is at a distance of 0.775mm from the outermost terminal on the wiring board inner side of electrode terminals 107.
- Power-supply line connection terminal 903 can be formed at a position that is at a distance of 0.775mm from the outermost terminal on the wiring board inner side of electrode terminals 108.
- silver paste can be applied by a dispensing method to the surfaces of power-supply line connection terminals 902 and 903.
- Functional block 1100 takes a metal material as its base material, and is provided with positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b as shown in FIG. 32 .
- Connection cavities 116a and 116b are provided on the back surface of functional block 1100 at positions that correspond to common GND terminals 115a and 115b provided on first wiring board 101.
- Connection cavities 117a and 117b are provided on the front surface of functional block 1100 at positions that correspond to common GND terminals 118a and 118b provided on second wiring board 101.
- Common GND linking through-holes 704a and 704b are then provided at these connection cavities 116a and 117a as well as at connection cavities 116b and 117b.
- Connection cavity 904 is further provided on the back surface of functional block 1100 at a position that corresponds to power-supply line connection terminal 902 provided on first wiring board 101.
- Connection cavity 905 is further provided on the front surface of functional block 1100 at a position that corresponds to power-supply line connection terminal 903 provided on second wiring board 102.
- Functional block 1100 also has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as an opening into which anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted in this through-window 123.
- this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer shape of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- the thickness of anisotropic conductive member 103 is formed greater than the thickness of functional block 1100.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 can use the same element as in the second embodiment.
- the rim of through-window 123 functions as power-supply line unit 1102 and the outer periphery functions as common GND unit 1101.
- the boundaries of power-supply line unit 1102 and common GND unit 1101 are insulated and isolated by insulating resin 1103.
- the insulating elastic resin material that is the base material of anisotropic conductive member 103 has a property whereby volume does not change even after compression.
- ⁇ 0.180625mm
- connection cavities 116a, 116b, 117a, and 117b can each be made: 0.5mm (W) ⁇ 1.0mm (L) ⁇ 0.07mm (D).
- Holding blocks 105 and 106 are blocks that take a metal material as their base material. As shown in FIG. 33A , positioning through-holes 113a and 113b as well as common GND linking through-holes 705a and 705b are provided in holding block 106. In addition, as shown in FIG. 33B , positioning through-holes 112a and 112b as well as tap-holes 706a and 706b are provided in holding block 105, and these tap-holes 706a and 706b have the function of linking the common GND and screw fastening.
- the wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is similar to the wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the above-described second embodiment.
- positioning through-holes 112a and 112b provided in holding block 105, positioning through-holes 109a and 109b provided in first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104, positioning through-holes 110a and 110b provided in second wiring board 102, and positioning through-holes 113a and 113b provided in holding block 106 are fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b provided in positioning jig 125 whereby each component is accurately positioned.
- first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 that are arranged with functional block 104 and anisotropic conductive member 103 interposed are clamped by holding block 105 and holding block 106.
- Common GND linking screw 701 a is then fastened to tap-hole 706a provided in holding block 105 from common GND linking through-hole 705a formed in holding block 106 and by way of common GND linking through-holes 703a, 704a, and 702a.
- Common GND linking screw 701 b is similarly fastened into tap-hole 706b provided in holding block 105 from common GND linking through-hole 705b formed in holding block 106 and by way of common GND linking through-holes 703b, 704b, and 702b.
- anisotropic conductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness of functional block 104.
- the common GND linking through-holes and tap-holes are filled with conductive material 122.
- electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- anisotropic conductive member 103 spreads in through-window 123 such that the area of the surfaces of contact with each wiring board increases, whereby impact resilience applied in the direction of compression by anisotropic conductive member 103 is prevented from becoming excessive.
- Common GND terminals 115a and 115b that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are electrically connected to holding block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material by way of common GND linking screws 701 a and 701b as well as conductive material 122.
- These common GND terminals 115a and 115b and functional block 104 are electrically connected by way of common GND linking screws 701 a and 701 b as well as conductive material 122.
- Power-supply line connection terminal 902 that is provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and that has conductive material 122 applied to its surfaces contacts connection cavity 904 that is provided on the back surface of functional block 104 that takes metal material as its base material. Further, connection cavity 905 that is provided on the front surface of functional block 104 and power-supply line connection terminal 903 that is provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 and that has conductive material 122 applied to its surfaces come into contact. As a result, power-supply line connection terminal 902 that is provided on the front surface of first wiring board 101 and power-supply line connection terminal 903 that is provided on the back surface of second wiring board 102 are thus electrically connected by way of conductive material 122 and functional block 104. Common power-supply line unit 1102 is then connected to the power supply.
- the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is thus configured.
- the circuit board device takes common GND unit 1101 of functional block 1100 as well as holding blocks 105 and 106 as the common GND, and moreover, takes power-supply line unit 1102 of functional block 1100 as the power-supply line of LSI 901 that is mounted on the front surface of first wiring board 101.
- complete shielding against electromagnetic waves is also realized in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards by arranging holding blocks 105 and 106 that take a metal material as base material on the outermost surfaces of the circuit board device and by electrically connecting the common GND unit 1101 of functional block 1100 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces of first wiring board 101 and second wiring board 102 within the wiring boards.
- power-supply line unit 1102 of functional block 1100 is used as the power-supply line of LSI 901, whereby the cross-sectional area is extremely large for a power-supply line.
- the amount of current per unit cross-sectional area of the power-supply line can be decreased, whereby the generation of heat of the electrical connection can be suppressed, the need to distribute the power-supply line among a plurality of lines to decrease the amount of current per connection terminal can be eliminated, and miniaturization that accompanies a slimmer and more compact electronic apparatus can be realized.
- functional block 1100 is insulated and separated by insulating resin 1103 and thus divided between two blocks, one block being common GND unit 1101 that is used as the common GND and the other block being power-supply line unit 1102 that is used as the power-supply line of LSI 901 that is mounted on the front surface of first wiring board 101, but the present invention is not limited to this form. Both of these two blocks can be connected to GND and used as an analog common GND unit and a digital common GND unit.
- this case also enables the realization of a circuit board device that, even when a high-frequency signal is applied, can suppress the occurrence of electromagnetic interference (EMI) that is exerted upon other devices by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are generated and can improve the electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) of electrical connections to noise that intrudes from the outside.
- EMI electromagnetic interference
- EMS electromagnetic susceptibility
- FIG. 34A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 34B is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 34A
- FIG. 35 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration and wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment. Constituent elements in FIGS. 34 and 35 that are identical to elements in FIGs. 7 to 33 are given the same reference numbers and detailed explanation of these elements is omitted.
- the circuit board device is a four-layered stack having three stacked layers of wiring boards.
- Fourth wiring board 1304 having electrode terminals 1306 provided on the front surface, first wiring board 1301 having electrode terminals 1301 b on its back surface and electrode terminals 1301 a on its front surface, second wiring board 1302 having electrode terminals 1302b provided on its back surface and electrode terminals 1302a provided on its front surface, and third wiring board 1303 having electrode terminals 1305 provided on its back surface are stacked together between holding block 105 and holding block 106 with functional blocks 104 in which anisotropic conductive members 103 are inserted interposed between each pair of wiring boards. Pressure is then applied by screws 206a and 206b that compresses anisotropic conductive members 103 to the thickness of functional blocks 104 to secure these components.
- anisotropic conductive members 103 The same components as described in the second embodiment can be used for anisotropic conductive members 103, functional blocks 104, and holding blocks 105 and 106.
- Fourth wiring board 1304 can use, for example, a flexible printed wiring board that takes polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes 1308a and 1308b as well as screw clearance through-hole 1310a and 1310b are provided in fourth wiring board 1304. Common GND terminals 1313a and 1313b are provided on the back surface of fourth wiring board 1304, and conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 1313a and 1313b. In addition, electrode terminals 1306 for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence with electrode terminals 1301 b for signal connection provided on the back surface of first wiring board 1301 are provided on the front surface of fourth wiring board 1304.
- Common GND terminals 1314a and 1314b are provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 1306, and conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 1314a and 1314b. Common GND terminals 1313a and 1314a are then electrically connected by means of a via (not shown). Similarly, common GND terminals 1313b and 1314b are electrically connected by a via (not shown).
- First wiring board 1301 can use, for example, a rigid printed wiring board that takes FR4 as its base material. Positioning through-holes 109a and 109b as well as screw clearance through-hole 201 a and 201 b are provided in first wiring board 1301. In addition, electrode terminals 1301b for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence with electrode terminals 13006 for signal connection provided on the front surface of fourth wiring board 1304 are provided on the back surface of first wiring board 1301. Common GND terminals 114a and 114b are provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 1301 b, and conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 114a and 114b.
- electrode terminals 1301 a for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence with electrode terminals 1302b for signal connection provided on the back surface of second wiring board 1302 are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 1301.
- Common GND terminals 115a and 115b are provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 1301 a, and conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 115a and 115b.
- Common GND terminals 115a and 114a are then electrically connected by a via (not shown), and common GND terminals 115b and 114b are similarly electrically connected by a via (not shown).
- Second wiring board 1302 can employ, for example, a flexible printed wiring board that takes polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes 110a and 110b as well as screw clearance through-hole 202a and 202b are provided in second wiring board 1302. In addition, electrode terminals 1302b for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence with electrode terminals 1301 a for signal connection provided on the front surface of first wiring board 1301 are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 1302. Common GND terminals 118a and 118b are provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 1302b, and conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 118a and 118b.
- Electrode terminals 1302a for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence to electrode terminals 1305 for signal connection provided on the back surface of third wiring board 1303 are provided on the front surface of second wiring board 1302.
- Common GND terminals 119a and 119b are provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 1302a, and conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 119a and 119b.
- Common GND terminals 118a and 119a are then electrically connected by a via (not shown), and common GND terminals 118b and 119b are similarly electrically connected by a via (not shown).
- Third wiring board 1303 can employ, for example, a flexible printed wiring board that takes polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes 1307a and 1307b as well as screw clearance through-holes 1309a and 1309b are provided in third wiring board 1303.
- electrode terminals 108 for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence with electrode terminals 1302a for signal connection provided on second wiring board 102 are provided on the back surface of third wiring board 1303.
- Common GND terminals 118a and 118b are provided on the same surface as these electrode terminals 108, and conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 1311a and 1311b.
- Common GND terminals 1312a and 1312b are provided on the front surface of third wiring board 1303, and conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of these common GND terminals 1312a and 1312b.
- Common GND terminals 1311 a and 1312a are then electrically connected by via 3128a, and common GND terminals 1311 b and 1312b are similarly electrically connected by via 3128b.
- a board having a thickness of 0.7mm can be used as first wiring board 1301
- boards having a thickness of 0.2mm can be used as second wiring board 1302, third wiring board 1303, and fourth wiring board 1304.
- each of common GND terminals 1313a, 1313b, 1314a, 1314b, 114a, 114b, 115a, 115b, 118a, 118b, 119a, 119b, 1311a, 1311b, 1312a, and 1312b can be made 0.4mm (W) ⁇ 0.9mm (L).
- Common GND terminals 1314a and 1314b can be formed at positions at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminals of electrode terminals 1306.
- Common GND terminals 114a and 114b can be formed at positions that are at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminals of electrode terminals 1301 b.
- Common GND terminals 115a and 115b can be formed at positions that are at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminals of electrode terminals 1301 a.
- Common GND terminals 118a and 118b can be formed at positions that are at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminals of electrode terminals 1302b.
- Common GND terminals 119a and 119b can be formed at positions that are at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminals of electrode terminals 1302a.
- Common GND terminals 1311 a and 1311 b can be formed at positions that are at a distance of 0.55mm from the outermost terminals of electrode terminals 1305.
- Common GND terminals 1313a and 1313b are provided on the back surface of fourth wiring board 1304, i.e., on the surface of fourth wiring board 1304 that confronts holding block 105 at positions projected from common GND terminals 1314a and 1314b provided on the front surface of fourth wiring board 1304.
- Common GND terminals 1312a and 1312b are provided on the front surface of third wiring board 1303, i.e., on the surface that confronts holding block 106 at positions projected from common GND terminals 1311 a and 1311 b provided on the back surface of third wiring board 1303.
- silver paste can be applied by a dispensing method to the surfaces of each of common GND terminals 1313a, 1313b, 1314a, 1314b, 114a, 114b, 115a, 115b, 118a, 118b, 119a, 119b, 1311a, 1311b, 1312a, and 1312b.
- positioning through-holes 112a and 112b provided in holding block 105 are fitted over positioning pins 124a and 124b provided on positioning jig 125.
- Positioning through-holes 1308a and 1308b provided in fourth wiring board 1304 are then fitted onto positioning pins 124a and 124b from above.
- Positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104 are next fitted onto positioning pins 124a and 124b from above.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted into through-window 123 that is formed in this functional block 104, and metal fine lines are embedded in this anisotropic conductive member 103 in a direction perpendicular to the surface of fourth wiring board 1304 at positions that correspond to electrode terminals 1306 provided on the front surface of fourth wiring board 1304.
- Electrode terminals 1301 b provided on the back surface of first wiring board 1301 have a one-to-one correspondence to electrode terminals 1306 of fourth wiring board 1304. Accordingly, metal fine lines embedded in anisotropic conductive member 103 that is arranged between fourth wiring board 1304 and first wiring board 1301 are embedded in a direction that is also perpendicular to the back surface of first wiring board 1301 and have a one-to-one correspondence to electrode terminals 1301 b provided on the back surface of first wiring board 1301.
- Positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104 are then fitted onto positioning pins 124a and 124b from above.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted into through-window 123 that is formed in this functional block 104.
- Metal fine lines are embedded in this anisotropic conductive member 103 in a direction perpendicular to the front surface of first wiring board 1301 at positions that correspond to electrode terminals 1301 a provided on the front surface of first wiring board 1301.
- Electrode terminals 1302b provided on the back surface of second wiring board 1302 have a one-to-one correspondence to electrode terminals 1301a of first wiring board 1301. Accordingly, the metal fine lines embedded in anisotropic conductive member 103 that is arranged between first wiring board 1301 and second wiring board 1302 are embedded in a direction that is also perpendicular to the back surface of second wiring board 1302 and also have a one-to-one correspondence to electrode terminals 1302b provided on the back surface of second wiring board 1302.
- Positioning through-holes 111a and 111b provided in functional block 104 are then fitted onto positioning pins 124a and 124b from above these components.
- Anisotropic conductive member 103 is inserted in through-window 123 that is formed in this functional block 104.
- Metal fine lines are embedded in this anisotropic conductive member 103 in a direction perpendicular to the front surface of second wiring board 1302 at positions that correspond to electrode terminals 1302a provided in the front surface of second wiring board 1302.
- Positioning through-holes 1307a and 1307b provided on third wiring board 1303 are further fitted onto positioning pins 124a and 124b from above functional block 104.
- Electrode terminals 1305 provided on the back surface of third wiring board 1303 have a one-to-one correspondence to electrode terminals 1302a of second wiring board 1302. Accordingly, metal fine lines embedded in anisotropic conductive member 103 that is arranged between second wiring board 1302 and third wiring board 1303 are embedded in a direction perpendicular to the back surface of third wiring board 1303 and have a one-to-one correspondence with electrode terminals 1305 provided on the back surface of third wiring board 1303.
- Positioning through-holes 113a and 113b provided in holding block 106 are then fitted onto positioning pins 124a and 124b from over these components.
- positioning through-holes 112a and 112b provided in holding block 105, positioning through-holes 1308a and 1308b provided in fourth wiring board 1304, positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104, positioning through-holes 109a and 109b provided in first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104, positioning through-holes 110a and 110b provided in second wiring board 102, positioning through-holes 111 a and 111 b provided in functional block 104, positioning through-holes 1307a and 1307b provided in third wiring board 1303, and positioning through-holes 113a and 113b provided in holding block 106 are fitted onto positioning pins 124a and 124b provided on positioning jig 125, whereby each component is accurate positioned.
- fourth wiring board 1304, first wiring board 1301, second wiring board 1302, and third wiring board 1303 are clamped between holding block 105 and holding block 106 with functional blocks 104 and anisotropic conductive members 103 interposed.
- Screw 206a is fastened to screw fastening tap-hole 205a provided in holding block 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204a formed in holding block 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes 1309a, 203a, 202a, 203a, 201 a, 203a, and 1310a.
- Screw 206b is similarly fastened to screw fastening tap-hole 205b provided in holding block 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204b formed in holding block 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes 1309b, 203b, 202b, 203b, 201 b, 203b, and 1310b. In this way, anisotropic conductive members 103 are compressed to the thickness of functional blocks 104.
- electrode terminals 1306 provided on the front surface of fourth wiring board 1304 and electrode terminals 1301 b provided on the back surface of first wiring board 1301 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- electrode terminals 1301 a provided on the front surface of first wiring board 1301 and electrode terminals 1302b provided on the back surface of second wiring board 1302 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- electrode terminals 1306 provided on the front surface of second wiring board 1302 and electrode terminals 1301 b provided on the back surface of first wiring board 1301 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- Electrode terminals 1302a provided on the front surface of second wiring board 1302 and electrode terminals 1305 provided on the back surface of third wiring board 1303 are electrically connected by means of the conductors of anisotropic conductive member 103.
- the spreading of anisotropic conductive members 103 in through-windows 123 such that the areas of the surfaces of contact with each wiring board increase prevents the impact resilience by anisotropic conductive members 103 in the direction of compression from becoming excessive.
- connection cavities 120a and 120b provided in holding block 105 come into contact with common GND terminals 1313a and 1313b that are provided on the back surface of fourth wiring board 1304 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces.
- These common GND terminals 1313a and 1313b and common GND terminals 1314a and 1314b that are provided on the front surface of fourth wiring board 1304 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- These common GND terminals 1314a and 1314b then come into contact with connection cavities 116a and 116b that are provided on the back surface of functional block 104 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- Common GND terminals 114a and 114b that are provided on the back surface of first wiring board 1301 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces contact connection cavities 117a and 117b that are provided on the front surface of functional block 104.
- These common GND terminals 114a and 114b, and common GND terminals 115a and 115b, that are provided on the front surface of first wiring board 1301 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces, are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- These common GND terminals 115a and 115b contact connection cavities 116a and 116b that are provided on the back surface of functional block 104 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- Common GND terminals 118a and 118b that are provided on the back surface of second wiring board 1302 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces contact connection cavities 117a and 117b that are provided on the front surface of functional block 104.
- These common GND terminals 118a and 118b and common GND terminals 119a and 119b that are provided on the front surface of second wiring board 1302 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- These common GND terminals 119a and 119b then contact connection cavities 116a and 116b that are provided on the back surface of functional block 104 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- Common GND terminals 1311a and 1311b that are provided on the back surface of third wiring board 1303 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces contact connection cavities 117a and 117b that are provided on the front surface of functional block 104.
- These common GND terminals 1311 a and 1311 b and common GND terminals 1312a and 1312b that are provided on the front surface of third wiring board 1303 and that have conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are electrically connected by vias (not shown).
- These common GND terminals 1312a and 1212b then contact connection cavities 121 a and 121 b that are provided on the back surface of holding block 106 that takes a metal material as its base material.
- Functional blocks 104 and holding blocks 105 and 106 are then connected to GND, whereby the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is configured.
- the circuit board device is constructed by using anisotropic conductive members 103 inserted in through-windows 123 of functional blocks 104 as the electrical connection media between a plurality of wiring boards and then clamping, compressing, and securing these wiring boards by holding blocks 105 and 106.
- functional blocks 104 and holding blocks 105 and 106 are connected to GND.
- electrical connections between fourth wiring board 1304 and first wiring board 1301, between first wiring board 1301 and second wiring board 1302, and between second wiring board 1302 and third wiring board 1303 are enclosed by functional blocks 104 that take a metal material having high conductivity as their base material in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of each wiring board.
- the portion that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between functional block 104 and holding block 105 and the thickness of fourth wiring board 1304, that is electrically nonconductive and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter is taken as a first opening.
- the portion that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between functional block 104 and functional block 104 that sandwich first wiring board 1301 from above and below and the thickness of first wiring board 1301, that is electrically nonconductive, and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter is taken as the second opening.
- the electrical connection pitch between functional block 104 and functional block 104 is 4.85mm
- the thickness of first wiring board 1301 is 0.7mm
- the portion determined by the electrical connection pitch between functional block 104 and functional block 104 that sandwich second wiring board 1302 from above and below and the thickness of second wiring board 1302, that is electrically nonconductive, and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter is taken as the third opening.
- the portion determined by the electrical connection pitch between holding block 106 and functional block 104 and the thickness of third wiring board 1303, that is electrically nonconductive, and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter is taken as the fourth opening.
- the maximum value of frequency f that satisfies the relation by which the opening circumferences L of the first, third, and fourth openings are equal to or less than ⁇ /10 is 3.0GHz according to the above-described Equation 2. Consequently, despite the existence of the first, third, and fourth openings, electromagnetic interference (EMI) is not exerted upon other devices and electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) in an electrical connection against noise that intrudes from the outside is high even when a high frequency up to a frequency of 3.0GHz is applied.
- EMI electromagnetic interference
- EMS electromagnetic susceptibility
- the maximum value of frequency f that satisfies the relation whereby the opening circumference L of the second opening is equal to or less than ⁇ /10 is 2.7GHz according to the above-described Equation 2. Consequently, despite the existence of the second opening, electromagnetic interference (EMI) is not exerted upon other devices and electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) in an electrical connection against noise that intrudes from the outside is high even when a high frequency of up to 2.7GHz is applied.
- EMI electromagnetic interference
- EMS electromagnetic susceptibility
- holding blocks 105 and 106 that take a metal material as their base material are arranged on the outermost surfaces of the circuit board device in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards.
- the electrical connection of functional blocks 104 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces of first wiring board 1301, second wiring board 1302, third wiring board 1303, and fourth wiring board 1304 within the wiring boards enables complete shielding against electromagnetic waves.
- the circuit board device In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, an example was shown in which a rigid printed wiring board that takes FR4 as its base material was used for first wiring board 1301 and flexible printed wiring boards that take polyimide as their base material were used for second wiring board 1302, third wiring board 1303, and fourth wiring board 1304, but the present invention is not limited to this form.
- the rigid printed wiring board and flexible printed wiring boards can be freely combined, and although the number of layers of wiring boards was a three-stage stack of four layers, the present invention is not limited to this configuration, and any number of layers may be selected.
- the positioning of wiring boards, positioning of wiring board and holding block, and positioning of each wiring board and functional block 104 is not limited to a method of fitting positioning through-holes formed in each wirirg board, functional block 104, and each holding block onto positioning pins 124a and 124b provided in positioning jig 125.
- Alignment marks can be formed on each wiring board, functional block 104, and each holding block, and these alignment marks can be observed by a CCD camera to realize positioning of the components.
- FIG. 36 is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board module device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 37 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration and wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board module device according to the present embodiment.
- constituent elements that are identical to elements in FIGs. 7 to 35 are given the same reference numbers, and detailed explanation of these elements is omitted.
- each individual functional module board 1401, 1402, 1403, and 1404, on which at least one package part 1405 such as LSI (Large Scale Integration) is mounted in advance on the surfaces of first wiring board 1301, second wiring board 1302, third wiring board 1303, and fourth wiring board 1304 in the circuit board device described in the above-described seventh embodiment, are stacked with functional blocks 104 in which anisotropic conductive members 103 are inserted interposed between individual functional module boards.
- LSI Large Scale Integration
- the circuit board module device is of a connection configuration in which anisotropic conductive members 103, which are inserted in through-windows 123 provided in functional blocks 104 that take a metal having high conductivity as their base material, are used as the electrical connection medium between individual functional module boards 1401, 1402, 1403, and 1404 having separate functions by having at least one package part 1405 such as LSI is surface-mounted on each wiring board in advance; whereby these components are clamped, compressed and secured by holding blocks 105 and 106, and in which functional blocks 104 as well as holding blocks 105 and 106 are used as common GND.
- connection configuration are enclosed in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of each individual functional module board by functional blocks 104 that take a metal material having high conductivity as their base material and thus can be completely shielded against electromagnetic waves, and electromagnetic interference (EMI) that is exerted upon other devices by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated can be suppressed, and the electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) to noise that intrudes from the outside can be improved in the electrical connections.
- EMI electromagnetic interference
- EMS electromagnetic susceptibility
- holding blocks 105 and 106 that take a metal material as their base material are arranged on the outermost surfaces of the circuit board module device in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the individual functional module boards.
- the electrical connection of functional block 104 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces of each individual functional module board inside the wiring boards enables complete shielding against electromagnetic waves.
- the arrangement of a pair of holding blocks that take a metal material as their base material on the outermost surfaces of the circuit board device in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards and the electrical connection of terminals that are formed on the front and back surfaces of a plurality of wiring boards and the vias that connect these terminals, functional blocks, and holding blocks enables complete shielding against electromagnetic waves.
- the use of functional blocks having an extremely large cross-sectional area as the power-supply lines enables a decrease of the amount of current per unit cross-sectional area.
- the generation of heat of the electrical connection can be suppressed and the need to distribute the power-supply line among a plurality of lines to decrease the amount of current per connection terminal can be eliminated.
- a circuit board device can therefore be realized that allows miniaturization that facilitates a slimmer and more compact electronic apparatus.
- mounting package elements on the wiring boards of this circuit board device enables the production of a circuit board module device.
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- The present invention relates to a circuit board device that is installed in an electronic apparatus chiefly used in electrical/communication fields and that has a structure in which a plurality of wiring boards such as flexible printed wiring boards and rigid printed wiring boards to which printed wiring has been applied are stacked together, connected and secured, to a wiring board interconnection method for connecting together these wiring boards, and to a circuit board module device.
- In many electronic apparatuses such as portable telephone devices, PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) terminals in recent years, a plurality of printed wiring boards to which printed wiring has been applied and a multiplicity of electronic parts have been packaged are installed in a limited space. A variety of techniques have been developed as methods of stacking, connecting together, and securing such a plurality of printed wiring boards to realize miniaturization of the printed wiring boards that accompanies slimmer and more space-saving designs of electronic apparatuses.
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FIG. 1 is a sectional view giving a schematic representation of the connection structure of flexible wiring boards that is disclosed in Utility Model Registration No. 3007244. In the technique disclosed in this document,electrode 1503 offlexible wiring board 1502 andelectrode 1505 ofsubstrate 1504 are compressed and secured by positioningpin 1506 to establish an electrical connection by way ofelectrical connection member 1501 that has a positioning hole. -
FIG. 2 is a sectional view giving a schematic representation of the connection structure of a printed board disclosed inJP-A-08-096870 board 1604, second printedboard 1605, and third printedboard 1606 are stacked on firstelastic member 1603 that is provided embedded insubstrate 1601 while being positioned by means ofguide posts 1602 provided onsubstrate 1601.Intermediate member 1607 is then secured tosubstrate 1601 from above these components by means of screws. Fourth printed board 1608, fifth printed board 1609, and sixth printedboard 1610 are then stacked from above thisintermediate member 1607 while being positioned byguideposts 1602.Elastic member 1611 is arranged from above these components at a point corresponding to the portions of these printed boards that have conductive patterns, and by securingsubstrate pressure plate 1612 from above thiselastic member 1611 againstintermediate member 1607 by means of screws, the impact resilience ofelastic member 1603 andelastic member 1611 connects first printedboard 1604, second printedboard 1605, and third printedboard 1606 by the contact between the conductive patterns, and similarly, the impact resilience ofelastic member 1603 andelastic member 1611 connects fourth printed board 1608, fifth printed board 1609, and sixth printedboard 1610 by the contact between the conductive patterns. -
FIG. 3 is a sectional view giving a schematic representation of the connection structure of printed boards disclosed inJP-A-08-307030 conductors 1702 formed on its front surface is mounted onsubstrate base board 1705 that is a rigid body, and double-sided FPC 1703 havingconductors 1704 formed on its back surface andconductors 1709 formed on its front surface is then stacked on top. Anisotropicconductive rubber sheet 1706, which is an elastic member, is then arranged from above these components at a point that corresponds to the portions of these printed substrates that have conductive patterns. Single-sided hard substrate (Printed Wiring Board: PWB) 1707, which is a rigidbody having conductors 1710 formed on its back surface, is stacked over these components. Clamping down from this single-sidedPWB 1707 tosubstrate base board 1705 byscrews 1708 applies a uniform pressure over the surfaces of these wiring boards to perform pressure-welding and sufficiently compress anisotropicconductive rubber sheet 1706 to produce conductivity. In this way,conductors 1702 formed on the surface of single-sided FPC 1701 andconductors 1704 formed on the back surface of double-sidedFPC 1703 are placed in electrical contact, and moreover,conductors 1709 formed on the surface of double-sidedFPC 1703 andconductors 1710 formed on the back surface of single-sidedPWB 1707 are placed in electrical contact. -
FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view giving a schematic representation of the pressure-welding method of flexible circuit boards disclosed inJP-A-2001-244592 mount 1801 is provided on a main base,protrusion 1801 a being provided in the center ofmount 1801. Pressure-welding rubber 1802 is inserted in thisprotrusion 1801a, andflexible circuit boards tab 1806 provided onflexible circuit board 1803 are stacked and positioned on the main base by way ofpins mount 1801. Pressure-welding bracket 1808 on which a protrusion is formed is attached by means ofscrews 1809 such that the protrusion confronts pressure-welding rubber 1802, whereby the pressure between the elastic force of elastically deformed pressure-welding rubber 1802 and the protrusion of pressure-welding bracket 1808 causes contact and an electrically connected state between each of the contact patterns formed on stackedflexible circuit boards tab 1806. - However, none of the techniques of the related art described hereinabove offers countermeasures for the electromagnetic interference (EMI) of unnecessary electromagnetic waves generated in electrical connections upon other apparatuses or for the electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) to noise that intrudes from the outside upon the electrical connections. Many electronic apparatuses such as portable telephone devices and PDA terminals are now processing large volumes of data at higher speeds and the signals for dealing with these data are on a trend to higher frequencies, and countermeasures for EMI and EMS can no longer be ignored.
- As an example, a wafer in-batch contact board that is more resistant to noise for high frequency and that improves the high-frequency characteristic is proposed in
JP-A-2002-033358 FIG. 5 is a sectional view giving a schematic representation of the wafer in-batch contact board disclosed in this publication. In the technique disclosed in this publication, the portions of anisotropic conductive rubber 1921c1 and 1921b1 that correspond to GND pad 1912c andsignal pad 1912b onwiring board 1910 are insulated fromframe 1922 by forming portions 1921c2 and 1921b2 in which conductive particles are pulled toward the center by a magnetic field. By not applying a magnetic field, the portion of anisotropicconductive rubber 1921 a that corresponds to power-supply pad 1912a is connected toframe 1922, and connectingframe 1922 with power-supply wiring (not shown) inwiring board 1910 by way of power-supply pad 1912a reduces noise for high-frequencies and further improves the high-frequency characteristic. - An anisotropic conductive connector that can eliminate the adverse influence of static electricity and a product that applies this connector are proposed in
JP-A-2002-289277 FIG. 6 is a sectional view giving a schematic representation of the anisotropic conductive connector disclosed in this publication. The anisotropic conductive connector shown inFIG. 6 is a component for, regarding a wafer on which a plurality of integrated circuits is formed, carrying out an electrical inspection of each of the integrated circuits while in the wafer state, and includesframe plate 2010 in which is formed a plurality of through-holes 2011 that eachpenetrate frame plate 2010 in the direction of thickness. Through-holes 2011 are formed that correspond to the pattern of electrode areas in which electrodes to be inspected are formed in integrated circuits on the wafer that is the object of inspection. Elastic anisotropicconductive film 2020 having conductivity in the direction of thickness is arranged in each through-hole 2011 offrame plate 2010 in a state of being supported by the peripheries of through-holes 2011 offrame plate 2010. The points of these through-holes 2011 inframe plate 2010 that are supported by the peripheries of through-holes 2011 are connected to ground by the formation ofantistatic conductors 2026 that show conductivity in the direction of thickness by way offrame plate 2010. The adverse effects of static electricity are thus eliminated when carrying out an electrical inspection of a wafer on which integrated circuits are formed. - However, the above-described related art has the following problems. The technique disclosed in
JP-A-2002-033358 JP-A-2002-289277 - In addition, recent years have seen LSI (Large-Scale Integration) in which CPU (Central Processing Units), high-speed clock CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductors), and PA (Power Amplifiers) that require large currents are mounted on the wiring boards of portable telephone devices, PDA terminals and other electronic apparatuses. Nevertheless, no countermeasures have been implemented for the heat generation of the electrical connections resulting from such LSI having high current consumption in the methods for stacking, connecting together and securing a plurality of printed wiring boards disclosed in the related art. Normally, when electrically connecting wiring boards on which LSI having large current consumption is mounted, the generation of heat of the electrical connections is controlled by distributing the wiring of the power-supply system among several lines to reduce the amount of current per connection terminal, and this approach can also be applied to the constructions disclosed in the related art. However, in such cases, realizing miniaturization that accompanies a slimmer and more space-saving electronic apparatus becomes problematic.
- It is an object of the present invention: to provide a circuit board device having a construction capable of both realizing a smaller circuit board device and further, realizing electromagnetic shielding in electrical connections that connect wiring boards together by an anisotropic conductive member and suppressing heat generation in the electrical connections, and further, to provide a wiring board interconnection method and a circuit board module device.
- The circuit board device according to the present invention includes: a plurality of wiring boards in which terminals are provided on the front and back surfaces and vias are provided for connecting the terminals together; an anisotropic conductive member arranged between wiring boards for connecting electrodes of one wiring board to electrodes of another wiring board; a functional block composed of a metal material arranged between the wiring boards to enclose the anisotropic conductive member; and a pair of holding blocks composed of metal material arranged to sandwich the plurality of wiring boards; wherein the plurality of wiring boards are connected to each other by means of the anisotropic conductive member when in a state clamped between the pair of holding blocks, and the terminals provided on each of the wiring boards, the functional blocks, and the holding blocks are electrically connected.
- The functional block and the holding blocks are connected to GND and can be made the common GND wiring of the plurality of wiring boards.
- The functional block composed of a metal material is arranged to enclose the electrical connections in which the electrodes of wiring boards are connected together by an anisotropic conductive member, and as a result, these electrical connections are completely shielded from electromagnetic waves in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards. This configuration can suppress the occurrence of electromagnetic wave interference that is applied to other apparatuses by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated and can improve the electromagnetic susceptibility to noise that intrudes from the outside in these electrical connections. In addition, the arrangement of a pair of holding blocks composed of metal material on the outermost surface of the circuit board device and the electrical connection of the plurality of wiring boards, functional blocks, and holding blocks enable complete shielding against electromagnetic waves in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards.
- The functional blocks and the holding blocks are connected to the power supply and can serve as the power-supply wiring of the plurality of wiring boards.
- As the power-supply wiring, the functional block and holding blocks have an extremely large cross-sectional area, and the amount of current per unit of cross-sectional area of the power-supply lines can therefore be decreased. As a result, the generation of heat of electrical connections can be suppressed, and in addition, the need to distribute power-supply lines among a plurality of lines to reduce the amount of current per connection terminal can be eliminated, thus enabling the miniaturization that accompanies a slimmer and more compact electronic apparatus.
- The functional block can be divided between one or a plurality of first blocks and one or a plurality of second blocks, the first block being connected to GND and serving as the common GND wiring of the plurality of wiring boards, and the second block being connected to the power supply and serving as the power-supply wiring of the plurality of wiring boards.
- Alternatively, the functional block can be divided between one or a plurality of first blocks and one or a plurality of second blocks, the first block being connected to GND and serving as an analog-system common GND wiring of the plurality of wiring boards, and the second block similarly being connected to GND and serving as a digital-system common GND wiring of the plurality of wiring boards.
- The first and second blocks of the functional block may be isolated and separated by an insulating resin.
- A plurality of the terminals and the vias is preferably provided.
- A conductive material selected from the group composed of: a conductive paste in which metal particles or metal-plated particles obtained by subjecting resin particles to metal plating are scattered in a resin, tin-lead solder, lead-free solder, ACF (Anisotropic Conductive Film), and ACP (Anisotropic Conductive Paste) is provided on at least the surfaces of the terminals.
- The plurality of wiring boards is preferably selected from the group composed of: multilayered flexible printed wiring boards, multilayered rigid printed wiring boards, double-sided flexible printed wiring boards, double-sided rigid printed wiring boards, single-sided flexible printed wiring boards, and single-sided rigid printed wiring boards.
- Regarding the anisotropic conductive member, the conductive material is preferably metal fine lines selected from the group composed of gold lines, copper lines, brass lines, phosphor bronze lines, nickel lines and stainless steel lines or conductive particles selected from the group composed of metal particles, gold-plated particles, silver-plated particles, and copper-plated particles, and the insulating portion is preferably composed of an insulating elastic resin material.
- The circuit board module device according to the present invention is a device in which at least one package part is mounted on a wiring board of the above-described circuit board device.
- In the wiring board interconnection method according to the present invention, a first wiring board on which terminals are provided on the front and back surfaces and vias are provided for connecting the terminals together is arranged on a first holding block composed of a metal material; an anisotropic conductive member and a functional block composed of a metal material are arranged on the first wiring board; a second wiring board on which terminals are provided on the front and back surfaces and vias are provided for connecting the terminals together is arranged on the anisotropic conductive member and the functional block; any number of wiring boards with anisotropic conductive members and functional blocks interposed are similarly arranged; a second holding block is arranged on the uppermost wiring board; and the plurality of wiring board, anisotropic conductive members, and functional blocks is clamped between the first holding block and the second holding block; whereby the plurality of wiring boards are connected to each other and the terminals provided on each of the wiring boards, the functional blocks, and the holding blocks are electrically connected.
- According to the present invention, when functional blocks and holding blocks are taken as the common GND of a circuit board device, a plurality of wiring boards are stacked and functional blocks composed of metal material are arranged to enclose electrical connections in which the wiring boards are interconnected by anisotropic conductive members, whereby complete shielding against electromagnetic waves is realized in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards. This configuration can therefore suppress the occurrence of electromagnetic interference exerted upon other apparatuses by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated and can improve electromagnetic susceptibility to noise that intrudes from the outside in the electrical connections. This configuration can also realize complete shielding against electromagnetic waves in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards because a pair of holding blocks composed of a metal material are arranged on the outermost surfaces of the circuit board device, and the terminals that are provided on each wiring board, functional blocks, and holding blocks are electrically connected.
- Still further, when the functional blocks and holding blocks are made the power-supply wiring of a plurality of wiring boards as in the
scope 4 of the claims, the cross-sectional area of the power-supply wiring is extremely large and the amount of current per unit of cross-sectional area can therefore be decreased. As a result, heat generation of electrical connections can be suppressed, and the need to distribute the power-supply line among a plurality of lines to decrease the amount of current per connection terminal can be eliminated. This enables the miniaturization that accompanies a slimmer and more compact electronic apparatus. - Finally, in the circuit board device according to the present invention, the front and back surfaces of wiring boards contact functional blocks or holding blocks due to the compression and securing in a state of being sandwiched between a pair of holding blocks, whereby the distance between functional block and functional block or the distance between functional block and holding block can be made a minimum, i.e., can be made the thickness of the wiring boards. When pluralities of terminals and vias are provided as in scope 7 of the claims, minimizing the circumference of non-conductive portions that are enclosed by conductors can suppress the occurrence of electromagnetic wave interference that is applied to other apparatuses by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated even when a higher-frequency signal is applied, and can improve electromagnetic susceptibility in electrical connections to noise that intrudes from the outside.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic sectional view showing the connection structure of flexible wiring boards of the related art; -
FIG. 2 is a schematic sectional view showing the connection structure of printed boards of the related art; -
FIG. 3 is a schematic sectional view showing the connection structure of printed boards of the related art; -
FIG. 4 is a schematic exploded perspective view showing the pressure-welding method of flexible circuit boards of the related art; -
FIG. 5 is a schematic sectional view showing the wafer in-batch contact board of the related art; -
FIG. 6 is a schematic sectional view showing an anisotropic conductive connector of the related art; -
FIG. 7A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the first embodiment; -
FIG. 7B is a sectional view taken at line A-A inFIG. 7A ; -
FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the first embodiment; -
FIG. 9 is a schematic perspective view showing anisotropicconductive member 103; -
FIG. 10 is a schematic perspective view showingfunctional block 104; -
FIG. 11A is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106; -
FIG. 11B is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 105; -
FIG. 12A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the second embodiment; -
FIG. 12B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 12A ; -
FIG. 13 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method of the second embodiment; -
FIG. 14 is a schematic perspective view showing anisotropicconductive member 103; -
FIG. 15 is a schematic perspective view offunctional block 104; -
FIG. 16A is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106; -
FIG. 16B is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 105; -
FIG. 17 is a graph showing the relation between compressibility and dc electrical resistance of anisotropicconductive member 103 of the circuit board device according to the present invention; -
FIG. 18A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the third embodiment; -
FIG. 18B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 18A ; -
FIG. 18C is a sectional view taken along line B-B inFIG. 18A ; -
FIG. 19 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the third embodiment; -
FIG. 20 is a schematic perspective view showingfunctional block 104; -
FIG. 21A is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 105; -
FIG. 21B is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106; -
FIG. 22A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the fourth embodiment; -
FIG. 22B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 22A ; -
FIG. 22C is a sectional view showing an enlargement of the site indicated by arrow B inFIG. 22B ; -
FIG. 23 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the fourth embodiment; -
FIG. 24 is a schematic perspective view showingfunctional block 104; -
FIG. 25A is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106; -
FIG. 25B is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 105; -
FIG. 26A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the fifth embodiment; -
FIG. 26B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 26A ; -
FIG. 26C is a sectional view taken along line B-B inFIG. 26A ; -
FIG. 27 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the fifth embodiment; -
FIG. 28 is a schematic perspective view showingfunctional block 104; -
FIG. 29A (a) is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106; -
FIG. 29B is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 105; -
FIG. 30A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the sixth embodiment; -
FIG. 30B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 30A ; -
FIG. 30C is a sectional view taken along line B-B inFIG. 30A ; -
FIG. 31 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of a circuit board device and a wiring board interconnection method; -
FIG. 32 is a schematic perspective view showingfunctional block 1100; -
FIG. 33A is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106; -
FIG. 33B is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 105; -
FIG. 34A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the seventh embodiment; -
FIG. 34B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 34A ; -
FIG. 35 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the seventh embodiment; -
FIG. 36 is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board module device according to the eighth embodiment; and -
FIG. 37 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board module device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the eighth embodiment. - The present application claims the priority based on Japanese Application
JP-A-2006-152881 - A concrete explanation is next presented regarding embodiments of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings. Explanation first regards the first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 7A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, andFIG. 7B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 7A .FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and wiring board interconnection method according to the present embodiment,FIG. 9 is a schematic perspective view showing anisotropicconductive member 103, andFIG. 10 is a schematic perspective view showingfunctional block 104.FIG. 11A is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106, andFIG. 11B is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 105. - In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment,
first wiring board 101 havingelectrode terminals 107 for signal connection provided as electrodes on its front surface andsecond wiring board 102 havingelectrode terminals 108 for signal connection provided as electrodes on its back surface are stacked between holdingblock 105 and holding block 106 withfunctional block 104 in which anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted interposed between the wiring boards. - Positioning through-
holes first wiring board 101.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 107 for signal connection that are provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surface of thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals common GND terminals first wiring board 101.Conductive material 122 is-applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Common GND terminals common GND terminals - Positioning through-
holes second wiring board 102.Common GND terminals second wiring board 101.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals electrode terminals 108 for signal connection are provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 with a one-to-one correspondence toelectrode terminals 107 for signal connection offirst wiring board 101.Common GND terminals common GND terminals electrode terminals 108.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Common GND terminals common GND terminals -
Holding block 105 employs a metal material as its base material and is provided with positioning through-holes FIG. 11B .Connection cavities block 105 that correspond tocommon GND terminals first wiring board 101. -
Holding block 106 employs a metal material as its base material and is provided with positioning through-holes FIG. 11A .Connection cavities block 106 that correspond tocommon GND terminals second wiring board 102. - Anisotropic
conductive member 103 that is arranged betweenfirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 takes an insulating elastic resin material as its base material, and metal fine lines are embedded in a direction perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of each wiring board at positions corresponding to each ofelectrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102. -
Functional block 104 takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material, and as shown inFIG. 10 , is provided with positioning through-holes Connection cavities functional block 104 at positions corresponding tocommon GND terminals first wiring board 101.Connection cavities functional block 104 at positions corresponding tocommon GND terminals second wiring board 101.Functional block 104 has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as an opening into which anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted.
Taking into consideration the amount of spreading plus a degree of margin at the surfaces at which anisotropicconductive member 103 contacts each wiring board when anisotropicconductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104, this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer form of anisotropicconductive member 103. In addition, the thickness of anisotropicconductive member 103 is made greater than the thickness offunctional block 104. -
First wiring board 101 is arranged on holdingblock 105, andfunctional block 104 with anisotropicconductive member 103 inserted in through-window 123 is arranged on thisfirst wiring board 101.Second wiring board 102 is then arranged on thisfunctional block 104, and further, holdingblock 106 is arranged on thissecond wiring board 102. These components are then subjected to pressure by means of a clamping jig (not shown) that compresses anisotropicconductive member 103 to the thickness offunctional block 104. - At this time,
electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 correspond one-to-one withelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 that is stacked onfirst wiring board 101 withfunctional block 104, in which anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted in through-window 123, interposed. Anisotropicconductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104, wherebyelectrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. - At this same time,
common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfacescontact connection cavities block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).Common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces then contactconnection cavities functional block 104 that takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material. -
Common GND terminals second wiring board 102 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces furthercontact connection cavities functional block 104 that has high conductivity. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals second wiring board 102 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).Common GND terminals second wiring board 102 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces then contactconnection cavities block 106 that takes a metal material as its base material. The circuit board device according to present embodiment is thus configured. - Explanation next regards the wiring board interconnection method of a circuit board device according to the present embodiment. As shown in
FIG. 8 , positioning through-holes block 105 fit ontopositioning pins positioning jig 125. Positioning through-holes first wiring board 101 are then fitted over these positioningpins holes functional block 104 are further fitted over these positioningpins conductive member 103 is inserted into through-window 123 formed in thisfunctional block 104. Metal fine lines are embedded in this anisotropicconductive member 103 in a direction perpendicular to the surface offirst wiring board 101 at positions that correspond to electrodeterminals 107 provided in the front surface offirst wiring board 101. - Positioning through-
holes second wiring board 102 are next fitted overpositioning pins functional block 104.Electrode terminals 108 that are provided in the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 have a one-to-one correspondence toelectrode terminals 107 offirst wiring board 101. Accordingly, the metal fine lines embedded in anisotropicconductive member 103 that is arranged betweenfirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 are embedded in a direction that is also perpendicular to the surface ofsecond wiring board 102 and have a one-to-one correspondence toelectrode terminals 108 ofsecond wiring board 102. - Positioning through-
holes block 106 are further fitted overpositioning pins holes block 105, positioning through-holes first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes functional block 104, positioning through-holes second wiring board 102, and positioning through-holes block 106 are each fitted overpositioning pins positioning jig 125 to accurately position each component. - In this state, pressure is applied between holding
block 106 and holdingblock 105 by means of, for example, a clamping jig (not shown), and anisotropicconductive member 103 arranged betweenfirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 is compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104 and held in this state. In this way,electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 are electrically connected at anisotropicconductive member 103 by the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. At this time, anisotropicconductive member 103 spreads in through-window 123 such that the area of the surface of contact with each wiring board increases, whereby excessive impact resilience applied by anisotropicconductive member 103 in the direction of compression can be prevented. - In addition,
common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfacescontact connection cavities block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).Common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfacescontact connection cavities functional block 104 that takes a metal material having a high conductivity as its base material. -
Common GND terminals second wiring board 102 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces furthercontact connection cavities functional block 104 that has high conductivity. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals second wiring board 102 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).Common GND terminals second wiring board 102 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces then contactconnection cavities block 106 that takes a metal material as its base material. In this way, the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is constructed. - Explanation next regards the operations of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment that is constructed as described hereinabove. In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment,
first wiring board 101 in which electrodeterminals 107 for signal connection are provided on the front surface andsecond wiring board 102 in which electrodeterminals 108 for signal connection are provided on the back surface are stacked between holdingblock 105 and holding block 106 withfunctional block 104, into which anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted, interposed between the wiring boards.First wiring board 101 is arranged on holdingblock 105, andfunctional block 104 with anisotropicconductive member 103 inserted into through-window 123 is arranged overfirst wiring board 101.Second wiring board 102 is arranged over these components, and holdingblock 106 is further arranged from above.Holding block 105 and holdingblock 106 are then clamped by a clamping jig (not shown) to apply pressure that compresses anisotropicconductive member 103 to the thickness offunctional block 104 and hold the components in this state. - At this time,
electrode terminals 107 that are provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 correspond one-to-one withelectrode terminals 108 that are provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 that is stacked onfirst wiring board 101 withfunctional block 104 in which anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted into through-window 123 interposed. By compressing anisotropicconductive member 103 to the thickness offunctional block 104,electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. - At this same time,
common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfacescontact connection cavities block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).Common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces then contactconnection cavities functional block 104 that takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material. -
Common GND terminals second wiring board 102 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces furthercontact connection cavities functional block 104 that has high conductivity. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals second wiring board 102 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces.Common GND terminals second wiring board 102 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces then contactconnection cavities block 106 that takes a metal material as its base material. - The circuit board device according to the present embodiment is stacked with
functional block 104 into which anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted arranged between the wiring boards. As a result,functional block 104 suppresses deformation of the wiring boards and suppresses fluctuation of the impact resilience of anisotropicconductive member 103, whereby the stability of the electrical connection between wiring boards remains high even in the event of the application of static external force. - In addition, taking into consideration the amount of spread δ of the surfaces that contact each wiring board when anisotropic
conductive member 103 is compressed plus a degree of margin, through-window 123 offunctional block 104 is formed larger than the outer form of anisotropicconductive member 103. As a result, when anisotropicconductive member 103 is compressed by applying pressure to and securing holdingblocks conductive member 103 can be prevented from becoming excessive. As a result, the need to increase the thickness of holdingblocks - In addition, anisotropic
conductive member 103 is inserted in through-window 123 that is provided infunctional block 104, whereby the linear expansion of anisotropicconductive member 103 is suppressed byfunctional block 104 that encloses anisotropicconductive member 103 even in the event of changes in the ambient temperature. As a result, large shifts do not occur between the wiring boards and the anisotropic conductive member and a stable electrical connection between wiring boards can be obtained. - In addition, by connecting
functional block 104 and holdingblocks electrode terminals 107 for signal connection offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 for signal connection ofsecond wiring board 102 are connected by way of the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. This electrical connection is completely shielded from electromagnetic waves in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards by being enclosed byfunctional block 104 that takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material. As a result, this configuration can suppress the occurrence of electromagnetic interference (EMI) that typically generated unnecessary electromagnetic waves exert on other apparatuses, and further, can improve electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) to noise that intrudes from the outside in the electrical connections. In addition, the arrangement of holdingblocks functional block 104 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces offirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 inside the wiring boards enable complete shielding against electromagnetic waves in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards. - In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards in a compressed and secured state contact
functional block 104 or holdingblocks - In addition, connecting
functional block 104 and holdingblocks functional block 104 and holdingblocks - In the present embodiment, the number of stacked wiring boards was taken as a single stack of two layers, but the present invention is not limited to this configuration and any number of laminations may be selected.
- In addition, anisotropic
conductive member 103 is not limited to an anisotropic conductive material that takes an insulating elastic resin material as its base material and in which metal fine lines are embedded, and any one of metal particles, gold-plated particles, or copper-plated particles may be used in place of metal fine lines. - Still further, the positioning of the wiring boards together, the positioning of the wiring boards and holding blocks, and the positioning of each wiring board and
functional block 104 is not limited to a method in which positioning through-holes formed on each wiring board,functional block 104, and each holding block are fitted overpositioning pins positioning jig 125. Alignment marks can be formed on each wiring board,functional block 104, and each holding block, and positioning of these parts can be achieved by observing these alignment marks by a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) camera. - Explanation next regards the second embodiment.
FIG. 12A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, andFIG. 12B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 12A .FIG. 13 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the present embodiment,FIG. 14 is a schematic perspective view showing anisotropicconductive member 103, andFIG. 15 is a schematic perspective view showingfunctional block 104.FIG. 16A is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106, andFIG. 16B is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 105.FIG. 17 is a graph showing the relation between compressibility and dc electrical resistance of anisotropicconductive member 103 of the circuit board device according to the present invention. InFIGs. 12 to 17 , constituent elements identical toFIGs. 7 to 11 are given the same reference numbers and detailed explanation of these elements is here omitted. - In the above-described first embodiment, the circuit board device was of a configuration in which anisotropic
conductive member 103 that was clamped between the wiring boards was subjected to pressure applied by means of, for example, a clamping jig (not shown), compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104 and secured in this state. In the present embodiment, the circuit board device has a configuration that is similar to that of the first embodiment but differs in that pressure is applied by means ofscrews functional block 104 and holdingblocks -
First wiring board 101 can employ a rigid printed wiring board that takes, for example, FR4 as its base material. Positioning through-holes holes first wiring board 101. In addition,electrode terminals 107 for signal connection are provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 107, andconductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Common GND terminals first wiring board 101, andconductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Common GND terminals Common GND terminals -
Second wiring board 102 can employ a flexible printed wiring board that takes, for example, polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes holes second wiring board 102. In addition,common GND terminals second wiring board 102.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Electrode terminals 108 for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence withelectrode terminals 107 for signal connection offirst wiring board 101 are provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 108, andconductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Common GND terminals Common GND terminals - As an example, a board having a thickness of 0.7mm can be used as
first wiring board 101 and a board having a thickness of 0.2mm can be used assecond wiring board 102. Regardingelectrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102, the number of terminals for each can be 25, the pitch in the longitudinal direction can be 0.3mm (US = 0.15/0.15), the pitch in the lateral direction can be 0.8mm, the terminal dimensions can be 0.15mm (W) × 0.5mm (L), and the terminals can be arranged in staggered rows (12 electrodes in the row close to the edge of the board and 13 electrodes in the other row). In addition, the terminal dimensions of each ofcommon GND terminals common GND terminals electrode terminals 107, andcommon GND terminals electrode terminals 108. In this way, the spacing betweencommon GND terminals common GND terminals -
Common GND terminals first wiring board 101, i.e., on the surface that confronts holdingblock 105, at positions that are projected fromcommon GND terminals first wiring board 101. In addition,common GND terminals second wiring board 102, i.e., on the surface that confronts holdingblock 106, at positions that are projected fromcommon GND terminals second wiring board 102. Asconductive material 122, silver paste can be applied by a dispensing method to the surfaces of each ofcommon GND terminals -
Conductive member 103 that is arranged betweenfirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 has insulating elastic resin material as its base material in which metal fine lines are embedded in a direction perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of each wiring board at positions that correspond to each ofelectrode terminals 107 that are provided in the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 that are provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102. - Anisotropic
conductive member 103 can employ, for example, silicone rubber having a rubber hardness of 50 degrees (JIS-K-6249) as the insulating elastic resin material. In addition, the metal fine lines can employ a conductive material composed of stainless steel lines having a diameter φ of 12µm that have been subjected to a gold-plating process, and, for example, can have the dimensions W1= 4.2mm, L1=1.2mm, and H1=0.3mm. -
Functional block 104 is composed of metal material as its base material and is provided with positioning through-holes holes FIG. 15 .Functional block 104 is provided withconnection cavities common GND terminals first wiring board 101, and is provided withconnection cavities common GND terminals second wiring board 101.Functional block 104 has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as an opening for inserting anisotropicconductive member 103. Anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted into this through-window 123. Taking into consideration the amount of spread on the surfaces of anisotropicconductive member 103 that contact with each wiring board when anisotropicconductive member 103 has been compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104 plus some margin, this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer shape of anisotropicconductive member 103. In addition, the thickness of anisotropicconductive member 103 is formed greater than the thickness offunctional block 104. -
FIG. 17 shows the resistance of anisotropicconductive member 103 when the thickness H1 of anisotropicconductive member 103 has been compressed. As shown inFIG. 17 , anisotropicconductive member 103 has a stable electrical resistance when the compressibility is in the range of from 10% to 45%. As a result, the thickness H2 offunctional block 104 can be made, for example, H2=0.25mm (16.7% compressibility). - In addition, the insulating elastic resin material that is the base material of anisotropic
conductive member 103 has a property by which volume does not change even after compression, and as a result, when the amount of spread δ toward the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards is calculated by the following Equation 1 that shows the relationship of the insulating elastic resin material before and after compression, δ = 0.180625mm. Taking into consideration the amount of spread δ and a slight margin, the following dimensions can be used:connection cavities
- Holding blocks 105 and 106 are blocks that take a metal material as the base material. As shown in
FIG. 16B , holdingblock 105 is provided with positioning through-holes holes connection cavities common GND terminals first wiring board 101. In addition, as shown inFIG. 16A , holdingblock 106 is provided with positioning through-holes holes connection cavities common GND terminals second wiring board 102. - In this case, holding
blocks connection cavities - Explanation next regards the wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment. As shown in
FIG. 13 , positioning through-holes block 105 are fitted onpositioning pins positioning jig 125. Positioning through-holes first wiring board 101 are next fitted overpositioning pins holes functional block 104 are further fitted overpositioning pins conductive member 103 is inserted in through-window 123 formed in thisfunctional block 104, and metal fine lines are embedded in this anisotropicconductive member 103 in the direction perpendicular to the front surface offirst wiring board 101 at positions that correspond to electrodeterminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101. - Positioning through-
holes second wiring board 102 are further fitted overpositioning pins functional block 104.Electrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 have a one-to-one correspondence toelectrode terminals 107 offirst wiring board 101. Accordingly, metal fine lines embedded in anisotropicconductive member 103 that is arranged betweenfirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 are embedded in a direction also perpendicular to the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 and have a one-to-one correspondence withelectrode terminals 108 ofsecond wiring board 102. - Positioning through-
holes block 106 are further fitted overpositioning pins holes block 105, positioning through-holes first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes functional block 104, positioning through-holes second wiring board 102, and positioning through-holes block 106 are all fitted overpositioning pins positioning jig 125 to accurately position each component. - In this state,
first wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 that have been arranged withfunctional block 104 and anisotropicconductive member 103 interposed are clamped by holdingblock 105 and holdingblock 106.Screw 206a is next screwed from screw clearance through-hole 204a formed in holdingblock 106 into screw fastening tap-hole 205a provided in holdingblock 105 via screw clearance through-holes Screw 206b is similarly screwed from screw clearance through-hole 204b formed in holdingblock 106 into screw fastening tap-hole 205b provided in holdingblock 105 via screw clearance through-holes conductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104. - As described hereinabove,
electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. At this time, the spreading of the area of the surfaces of anisotropicconductive member 103 that contact each wiring board in through-window 123 prevent the impact resilience applied in the direction of compression by anisotropicconductive member 103 from becoming excessive. - In addition,
common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and in whichconductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces contactconnection cavities block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and in whichconductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown). Thesecommon GND terminals connection cavities functional block 104 that takes a metal material as its base material. - In addition,
common GND terminals second wiring board 102 and in whichconductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces contactconnection cavities functional block 104. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals second wiring board 102 and in whichconductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown). Thesecommon GND terminals connection cavities block 106 that takes metal material as its base material.Functional block 104 and holdingblocks - As described hereinabove, the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is of a configuration in which anisotropic
conductive member 103 that is inserted into through-window 123 offunctional block 104 is used as the electrical connection medium between the wiring boards, these wiring boards are clamped between holdingblocks functional block 104 and holdingblocks terminals 107 for signal connection offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 for signal connection ofsecond wiring board 102 are connected by way of the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103 are enclosed infunctional block 104 that employs a metal material having high conductivity as its base material, whereby complete shielding to electromagnetic waves is achieved in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards. - In order to suppress the occurrence of electromagnetic interference (EMI) exerted by typically generated unnecessary electromagnetic waves upon other devices and improve the electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) of electrical connections against noise that intrudes from the outside, the circumference L of non-conductor portions that are enclosed by conductors must be set within the range that satisfies L ≤ λ/10. In the present embodiment, this circumference L is determined by the wiring board thickness and the electrical connection pitch between two functional blocks or between a functional block and holding block. In this case, the first opening is taken as a portion that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between
functional block 104 and holdingblock 105 and the thickness offirst wiring board 101, that has no electrical conductivity, and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter. In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, the electrical connection pitch betweenfunctional block 104 and holdingblock 105 is 4.85mm, the thickness offirst wiring board 101 is 0.7mm, and opening circumference L of this first opening is therefore 11.1mm (=4.85 × 2 + 0.7 × 2). In this case, the maximum value of frequency f that satisfies the relation in which first opening circumference L ≤ λ/10 is 2.7 GHz according to the following equation. Here, c is the speed of light: 0.29979 × 109 m/sec. - Accordingly, even when there is a first opening between
functional block 104 and holdingblock 105, high electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) to noise that intrudes from the outside can be achieved in electrical connections without exerting electromagnetic interference (EMI) upon other devices even when high frequencies up to a frequency of 2.7GHz are applied. - Similarly, the second opening is taken as a portion that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between holding
block 106 andfunctional block 104 and the thickness ofsecond wiring board 102, that has no electrical conduction, and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter. In this case, the electrical connection pitch between holdingblock 106 andfunctional block 104 is 4.85mm and the thickness ofsecond wiring board 102 is 0.2mm in the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, whereby the opening circumference L of this second opening is 10.1mm (= 4.85 × 2 + 0.2 × 2). Here, according to Equation 2, the maximum value of frequency f that satisfies the relation in which the opening circumference L of the second opening is less than or equal to λ/10 is 3.0GHz. - Thus, even when there is a second opening between holding
block 106 andfunctional block 104, high electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) to noise that intrudes from the outside can be achieved in electrical connections without causing electromagnetic interference (EMI) upon other devices even when signals of high frequencies up to a frequency of 3.0GHz are applied. In addition, in this circuit board device according to the present embodiment as well, holdingblocks functional block 104 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces offirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 inside the wiring boards then enables complete shielding against electromagnetic waves. - In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment,
functional block 104 as well as holdingblocks functional block 104 as well as holdingblocks - The circuit board device according to the present embodiment shows a case in which a rigid printed wiring board that takes FR4 as its base material is used for
first wiring board 101 and a flexible printed wiring board that employs polyimide as its base material is used assecond wiring board 102, but the present invention is not limited to this form, and a rigid printed wiring board and a flexible printed wiring board can be of any combination. In addition, although a case was shown in which the number of layers of wiring boards is a single stack of two layers, the present invention is not limited to this form and any number of layers may be selected. - Although the board thickness H2 of
functional block 104 was 0.25mm in the present embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this form. The same effects can be obtained regardless of the board thickness H2 offunctional block 104 as long as the thickness can guarantee a compression amount between 10% and 45% that obtains stabilized electrical resistance of anisotropicconductive member 103. - Although board thickness H3 of holding
blocks blocks conductive member 103. - Although an example has been shown in which anisotropic
conductive member 103 uses an insulating elastic resin material as its base material and has embedded metal fine lines that use a conductive material composed of stainless steel lines 2µm in diameter that have been subjected to gold-plating, the present invention is not limited to this form. The metal fine lines can use any one of gold lines, copper lines, brass lines, phosphor-bronze lines, and nickel lines, and the diameter φ may be within the range from 5µm to 20µm. In addition, instead of metal fine lines embedded in the insulating elastic resin material, any one of metal particles, gold-plated particles, or copper-plated particles may be embedded in place of the metal fine lines. Further, although an example was shown in which silicone rubber having a rubber hardness of 50-degrees (JIS-K-6249) was used, the rubber hardness may be within the range of from 20-degrees to 80 degrees. - Although an example was shown in which silver paste was used as
conductive material 122, the present invention is not limited to this form, and a conductive paste obtained by dispersing metal particles of, for example, gold, nickel, and copper or metal-plated particles obtained by subjecting resin particles to metal plating in resin, a tin-lead solder, lead-free solder, ACF (Anisotropic Conductive Film), or ACP (Anisotropic Conductive Paste) can also be used. - In addition, the positioning of the wiring boards, the positioning of the wiring boards and holding blocks, and the positioning of each wiring board and
functional block 104 is not limited to a method of fitting positioning through-holes formed in each wiring board,functional block 104, and each holding block overpositioning pins positioning jig 125. Positioning can also be realized by forming alignment marks on each wiring board,functional block 104, and each holding block and then observing these alignment marks by means of a CCD camera. - Explanation next regards the third embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 18A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment,FIG. 18B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 18A , andFIG. 18C is a sectional view taken along line B-B inFIG. 18A .FIG. 19 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the present embodiment, andFIG. 20 is a schematic perspective view showingfunctional block 104 of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment.FIG. 21A is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 105, andFIG. 21B is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106. InFIGs. 18 to 21 , constituent elements that are identicalFIGs. 7 to 17 are given the same reference numbers, and detailed explanation regarding these elements is omitted. - In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment,
common GND terminals 115a to 115h are provided on the same surface aselectrode terminals 107 for signal connection that are provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals 115a to 115h.Common GND terminals 114a to 114h are provided on the back surface offirst wiring board 101 at positions that correspond to thesecommon GND terminals 115a to 115h.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals 114a to 114h.Common GND terminals common GND terminals first wiring board 101 is similarly electrically connected by a via to a corresponding common GND terminal provided on the back surface offirst wiring board 101. - In the same way,
common GND terminals 118a to 118h are provided on the same surface aselectrode terminals 108 for signal connection that are provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals 118a to 118h. In addition,common GND terminals 119a to 119h are provided on the front surface ofsecond wiring board 102 at positions that correspond tocommon GND terminals 118a to 118h.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals 119a to 119h.Common GND terminals common GND terminals second wiring board 102 are similarly electrically connected by a via to a corresponding common GND terminal provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102. -
Functional block 104 takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material and is provided with positioning through-holes FIG. 20 .Connection cavities 116a to 116h are provided on the back surface offunctional block 104 at positions that correspond tocommon GND terminals 115a to 115h provided onfirst wiring board 101.Connection cavities 117a to 117h are provided on the front surface offunctional block 104 at positions that correspond tocommon GND terminals 118a to 118h provided onsecond wiring board 101.Functional block 104 has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as an opening into which anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted, and anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted in this through-window 123. Taking into consideration the amount of spreading of the surfaces of anisotropicconductive member 103 that contact each wiring board when anisotropicconductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104 plus a slight margin, this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer shape of anisotropicconductive member 103. In addition, the thickness of anisotropicconductive member 103 is formed with a greater thickness thanfunctional block 104. - A metal material is used as the base material of holding
block 105 and positioning through-holes FIG. 21B .Connection cavities 120a to 120h are provided in the front surface of holdingblock 105 at positions that correspond tocommon GND terminals 114a to 114h provided infirst wiring board 101. - A metal material is used as the base material of holding
block 106 and positioning through-holes FIG. 21A .Connection cavities block 106 at positions that correspond tocommon GND terminals 119a to 119h provided insecond wiring board 102. - The dimensions of common GND terminals 114c to 114h provided on the back surface of
first wiring board 101 can be 0.9mm (W) × 0.3mm (L). The dimensions ofcommon GND terminals 115c to 115h provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 can be 0.9mm (W) × 0.3mm (L), the terminal spacing can be 0.5375mm, and the terminals can be arranged at positions that are 0.775mm from the longitudinal center ofelectrode terminals 107. In addition, the dimensions ofcommon GND terminals first wiring board 101 as well ascommon GND terminals first wiring board 101 can be 0.4mm (W) × 0.9mm (L) as in the second embodiment, and the position of arrangement of each of these common GND terminals can also be set as in the second embodiment. - The dimensions of common GND terminals 118c to 118h provided on the back surface of
second wiring board 102 can be 0.9mm (W) × 0.3mm (L), the terminal spacing can be 0.5375mm, and the common GND terminals can be arranged at positions having a distance of 0.775mm from the longitudinal center ofelectrode terminals 108. The dimensions of common GND terminals 119c to 119h provided on the front surface ofsecond wiring board 102 can be made 0.9mm (W) × 0.3mm (L). The dimensions ofcommon GND terminals second wiring board 102 andcommon GND terminals second wiring board 102 can be made 0.4mm (W) × 0.9mm (L) as in the second embodiment, and the positions of each of these common GND terminals can be set similar to the second embodiment. - The dimensions of connection cavities 116c to 116h provided on the back surface of
functional block 104 andconnection cavities 117c to 117h provided on the front surface offunctional block 104 can be made 1.0mm (W) × 0.4mm (L) × 0.07mm (D). In addition, the dimensions ofconnection cavities functional block 104 as well asconnection cavities functional block 104 can be made 0.5mm (W) × 1.0mm (L) × 0.07mm (D) as in the second embodiment, and the positions of each of these common GND terminals can be set as in the second embodiment. - The dimensions of
connection cavities 120c to 120h provided on the front surface of holdingblock 105 as well asconnection cavities 121 c to 121 h of the connection cavities that are provided on the back surface of holdingblock 106 can be made 1.0mm (W) × 0.4mm (L) × 0.07mm (D). In addition,connection cavities block 105 as well asconnection cavities block 106 can be made 0.5mm (W) × 1.0mm (L) × 0.07mm (D) as in the second embodiment, and the positions of each of these connection cavities can be set as in the second embodiment. - The wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is similar to the wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the above-described second embodiment.
- By means of the above-described configuration,
functional block 104 and anisotropicconductive member 103 are clamped betweenfirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102. At this time, anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted inside through-window 123 provided infunctional block 104. In addition, positioning through-holes block 105, positioning through-holes first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes functional block 104, positioning through-holes second wiring board 102, positioning through-holes block 106 are fitted overpositioning pins positioning jig 125 whereby each component is accurately positioned. - In this state,
first wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 are clamped by holdingblock 105 and holding block 106 withfunctional block 104 and anisotropicconductive member 103 interposed.Screw 206a is next fastened to screw fastening tap-hole 205a provided in holdingblock 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204a formed in holdingblock 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes Screw 206b is similarly fastened to screw fastening tap-hole 205b provided in holdingblock 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204b formed in holdingblock 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes conductive member 103 is thus compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104. - By the above-described procedure,
electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. At this time, anisotropicconductive member 103 spreads inside through-window 123 such that the area of the surfaces of contact with each wiring board increases, whereby the impact resilience applied in the direction of compression by anisotropicconductive member 103 is prevented from becoming excessive. -
Common GND terminals 114a to 114h that are provided on the back surface offirst wiring board 101 and in whichconductive material 122 is applied to surfaces eachcontact connection cavities 120a to 120h provided on the front surface of holdingblock 105 that takes a metal material as its base material. Thesecommon GND terminals 114a to 114h andcommon GND terminals 115a to 115h provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 and in whichconductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces are each electrically connected by way of vias (not shown).Common GND terminals 115a to 115h that are provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 and in whichconductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces eachcontact connection cavities 116a to 116h provided on the back surface offunctional block 104 that takes a metal material as it base material. - Further,
common GND terminals 118a to 118h that are provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 and in whichconductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces eachcontact connection cavities 117a to 117h provided on the front surface offunctional block 104. Thesecommon GND terminals 118a to 118h andcommon GND terminals 119a to 119h that are provided on the front surface ofsecond wiring board 102 and in whichconductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown).Common GND terminals 119a to 119h that are provided on the front surface ofsecond wiring board 102 and in whichconductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces eachcontact connection cavities 121 a to 121 h provided in the back surface of holdingblock 106 that takes a metal material as its base material.Functional block 104 and holdingblocks - In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment,
functional block 104 and holdingblocks electrode terminals 107 for signal connection offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 for signal connection ofsecond wiring board 102 are connected by way of the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103 are enclosed byfunctional block 104 that takes a metal material having high conductivity as its base material, whereby complete shielding against electromagnetic waves is realized in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards. - Here, the first opening is the portion that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between
functional block 104 and holdingblock 105 and that is determined by the thickness offirst wiring board 101, and that is not electrically conductive and thus electrically negligible. In this case, the electrical connection pitch betweenfunctional block 104 and holdingblock 105 in the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is 0.5375mm and the thickness offirst wiring board 101 is 0.7mm, whereby the opening circumference L of the first opening is 2.475mm (= 0.5375 × 2 + 0.7 × 2). Here, the maximum value of frequency f that satisfies the relation in which first opening circumference L is equal to or less than λ/10 is 12.1 GHz based on the above-described Equation 2. As a result, even when there is a first opening betweenfunctional block 104 and holdingblock 105, high electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) to noise that intrudes from the outside can be achieved in the electrical connections without causing electromagnetic interference (EMI) upon other devices even when high frequencies up to a frequency of 12.1 GHz are applied. - Similarly, a second opening is the portion that is not electrically conductive and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter, and further, that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between holding
block 106 andfunctional block 104 and that is determined by the thickness ofsecond wiring board 102. In this case, the electrical connection pitch between holdingblock 106 andfunctional block 104 is 0.5375mm and the thickness ofsecond wiring board 102 is 0.2mm in the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, and the opening circumference L of this second opening is therefore 1.475mm (= 0.5375 × 2 + 0.2 × 2). In this case, the maximum value of frequency f that satisfies the relation in which second opening circumference L is equal to or less than λ/10 is 20.3GHz based on the above-described Equation 2. - As a result, even when there is a second opening between holding
block 106 andfunctional block 104, high electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) to noise that intrudes from the outside can be achieved in electrical connections without causing electromagnetic interference (EMI) upon other devices even when high frequencies up to a frequency of 3.0GHz are applied. In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment as well, holdingblocks functional block 104 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces offirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 inside the wiring boards enables complete shielding against electromagnetic waves. - In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, the opening circumference of the first opening and the opening circumference of the second opening are made smaller than in the circuit board device according to the second embodiment, whereby the occurrence of electromagnetic interference (EMI) exerted upon other devices by the typically generated unnecessary electromagnetic waves can be suppressed and electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) to noise that intrudes from the outside can be improved in electrical connections between the wiring boards even when signals of higher frequencies are applied.
- In the present embodiment, the number of common GND terminals provided on the front and back surfaces of each wiring board was eight per surface, but the present invention is not limited to this configuration and similar effects can be obtained if the number of common GND terminals is any number equal to or greater than two.
- Explanation next regards the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 22A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment,FIG. 22B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 22A , andFIG. 22C is a schematic sectional view of the portion shown by arrow B inFIG. 22B .FIG. 23 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the circuit board device and the wiring board interconnection method according to the present embodiment, andFIG. 24 is a schematic perspective view showingfunctional block 104.FIG. 25A is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106, andFIG. 25B is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 105. InFIGS. 22 to 25 , constituent elements identical toFIGs. 7 to 22 are given the same reference numbers, and detailed explanation of these elements is omitted. - In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, tap-
holes block 105 in place of screw fastening tap-holes holes first wiring board 101 in place of screw clearance through-holes holes functional block 104 in place of screw clearance through-holes holes second wiring board 102 in place of screw clearance through-holes holes block 106 in place of screw clearance through-holes conductive material 122. The conduction betweenfunctional block 104 and holdingblocks GND linking screws -
First wiring board 101 can use a rigid printed wiring board that takes a material such as FR4 as its base material. Positioning through-holes first wiring board 101. In addition,electrode terminals 107 for signal connection are provided on the front surface. In addition,common GND terminals electrode terminals 107.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals holes common GND terminals conductive material 122 has been applied to these surfaces, and GND electrodes (not shown) are provided exposed from the inner walls of these common GND linking through-holes -
Second wiring board 102 can use a flexible printed wiring board that takes, for example, polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes second wiring board 102.Electrode terminals 108 for signal connection are provided on the back surface.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 108.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals holes common GND terminals conductive material 122 has been applied to surfaces, and GND electrodes (not shown) are provided exposed from the inner walls of these common GND linking through-holes -
First wiring board 101 having a thickness of 0.7mm andsecond wiring board 102 having a thickness of 0.2mm can be used. Regardingelectrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102, the number of terminals can be set to 25 each, the pitch in the longitudinal direction can be set to 0.3mm (US = 0.15/0.15), the pitch in the lateral direction can be set to 0.8mm, the dimensions of the terminals can be set to 0.15mm (W) × 0.5mm (L), and the terminals can be arranged in staggered rows (12 electrodes in the row close to the edge of the board and 13 electrodes in the other row). In addition, the dimensions of each ofcommon GND terminals common GND terminals holes electrode terminals 107. In addition,common GND terminals holes electrode terminals 108. - Anisotropic
conductive member 103 can use the same component as the second embodiment. -
Functional block 104 employs a metal material as its base material and is provided with positioning through-holes FIG. 24 .Connection cavities functional block 104 at positions that correspond tocommon GND terminals first wiring board 101.Connection cavities functional block 104 at positions that correspond tocommon GND terminals second wiring board 102. Common GND linking through-holes connection cavities connection cavities Functional block 104 further has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as an opening into which anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted. Anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted into this through-window 123. Taking into consideration the amount of spread of the surfaces of anisotropicconductive member 103 that contact each of the wiring boards when anisotropicconductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104 plus a certain degree of margin, this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer shape of anisotropicconductive member 103. The thickness of anisotropicconductive member 103 is also formed greater than the thickness offunctional block 104. -
Functional block 104 can employ, for example, aluminum that has a high conductivity as its metal material, and the thickness H2 offunctional block 104 can be made, for example, H2 = 0.25mm (compressibility 16.7%) to guarantee a compression amount of from 10% to 45% in which anisotropicconductive member 103 has electrical resistance that is more stabilized as shown inFIG. 17 than the resistance of anisotropicconductive member 103 when thickness H1 of anisotropicconductive member 103 has been compressed. - In addition, the insulating elastic resin material that is the base material of anisotropic
conductive member 103 has properties by which volume does not change even after compression, and as a result, calculating the amount of spread δ in the direction of the front and back surfaces of wiring boards by means of the above-described Equation 1 that shows the relationship before and after compression of insulating elastic resin material results in δ = 0.180625mm. Based on this result and taking into consideration the amount of spread δ plus a slight margin allows:
In addition,connection cavities holes - Holding blocks 105 and 106 are blocks that employ a metal material as base material, and as shown in
FIG. 25B , positioning through-holes holes block 105. These tap-holes holes holes block 106 as shown inFIG. 25A . - Holding blocks 105 and 106 can employ, for example, aluminum that has high conductivity as the base material, and the dimensions of each can be made W3 = 7.4mm, L3 = 2.3mm, and H3 = 0.5mm to equal the dimensions of
functional block 104. - The wiring board interconnection method of a circuit board device according to the present embodiment is equivalent to the wiring board interconnection method of a circuit board device according to the above-described second embodiment.
- According to the above-described configuration,
functional block 104 and anisotropicconductive member 103 are clamped betweenfirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102. At this time, anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted in through-window 123 provided infunctional block 104. In addition, positioning through-holes block 105, positioning through-holes first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes functional block 104, positioning through-holes second wiring board 102, and positioning through-holes block 106 are fitted overpositioning pins positioning jig 125 whereby each is accurately positioned. - In this state,
first wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 that are arranged withfunctional block 104 and anisotropicconductive member 103 interposed are clamped by holdingblock 105 and holdingblock 106. CommonGND linking screw 701 a is next fastened to tap-hole 706a provided in holdingblock 105 from common GND linking through-hole 705a formed in holdingblock 106 and by way of common GND linking through-holes GND linking screw 701 b is fastened to tap-hole 706b provided in holdingblock 105 from common GND linking through-hole 705b formed in holdingblock 106 and by way of common GND linking through-holes conductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104. At this time, common GND linking through-holes and tap-holes are filled withconductive material 122. - According to the preceding procedure,
electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. At this time, the area of the surfaces of anisotropicconductive member 103 that contact each wiring board spread inside through-window 123, whereby impact resilience applied by anisotropicconductive member 103 in the direction of compression is prevented from becoming excessive. - In addition,
common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected to holding block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material by way of commonGND linking screws conductive material 122. Thesecommon GND terminals functional block 104 are electrically connected by way of commonGND linking screws conductive material 122.Functional block 104 andcommon GND terminals second wiring board 102 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are electrically connected by way of commonGND linking screws conductive material 122. Thesecommon GND terminals block 106 are electrically connected by way of commonGND linking screws conductive material 122.Functional block 104 and holdingblocks - The circuit board device according to the present embodiment makes the common GND terminals common to fastening screws and this is therefore advantageous for realizing a reduction of area, smaller size and lighter weight. In addition, the use of fastening screws having a large cross-sectional area as the common GND terminal connection members realizes superior stability of the GND potential.
- Although an example was shown in the present embodiment in which common
GND linking screws positioning jib 125 are not provided inpositioning jig 125, but rather, conductive positioning pins having the same function are provided in holdingblock 105 and these positioning pins are then used as common GND terminal connection members, or if other conductive pin-formed members are used. - Explanation next regards the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 26A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment,FIG. 26B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 26A , andFIG. 26C is a sectional view taken along line B-B inFIG. 26A .FIG. 27 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration and the wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, andFIG. 28 is a schematic perspective view showingfunctional block 104.FIG. 29A is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106, andFIG. 29B is a schematic sectional view showingholding block 105. InFIGs. 26 to 29 , constituent elements identical toFIGs. 7 to 25 are given the same reference numbers, and explanation regarding these elements is omitted. - In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment,
functional block 104 is used as the power-supply lines of LSI (Large-Scale Integration) 901 mounted on the front surface offirst wiring board 101. In other words,functional block 104 is connected to the power supply. -
First wiring board 101 can employ a rigid printed wiring board that takes, for example, FR4 as its base material. Positioning through-holes holes first wiring board 101. The front surface offirst wiring board 101 is provided withelectrode terminals 107 for signal connection, and further,LSI 901 is mounted and power-supplyline connection terminal 902 connected to thisLSI 901 is further provided. In addition,conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of this power-supplyline connection terminal 902. -
Second wiring board 102 can employ, for example, a flexible printed wiring board that takes a polyimide as its base material.Second wiring board 102 is provided with positioning through-holes holes electrode terminals 108 for signal connection having a one-to-one correspondence withelectrode terminals 107 for signal connection offirst wiring board 101 are provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102. In addition, power-supplyline connection terminal 903 havingconductive material 122 applied to its surface is provided at a position corresponding to power-supplyline connection terminal 902 provided onfirst wiring board 101. - Here, a board having a thickness of 0.7mm can be used as
first wiring board 101 and a board having a thickness of 0.2mm can be used assecond wiring board 102. Regardingelectrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102, the number of terminals of each can be 25, the pitch in the longitudinal direction can be 0.3mm (US = 0.15/0.15), the pitch in the lateral direction can be 0.8mm, the dimensions of the terminals can be 0.15mm (W) × 0.5mm (L), and the terminals can be arranged in staggered rows (12 terminals in the row close to the edge of the board and 13 terminals in the other row). In addition, power-supplyline connection terminals line connection terminal 902 can be formed at a position that is at a distance of 0.775mm from the outermost terminals of wiring board inner side ofelectrode terminals 107. Power-supplyline connection terminal 903 can be formed at a position that is at a distance of 0.775mm from the outermost terminal of the wiring board inner side ofelectrode terminals 108. Silver paste can then be applied by a dispensing method as theconductive material 122 applied to the surfaces of power-supplyline connection terminals -
Functional block 104 uses a metal material as its base material, and is provided with positioning through-holes holes FIG. 28 .Connection cavity 904 is provided on the back surface offunctional block 104 at a position that corresponds to power-supplyline connection terminal 902 provided onfirst wiring board 101. In addition,connection cavity 905 is provided on the front surface offunctional block 104 at a position that corresponds to power-supplyline connection terminal 903 provided onsecond wiring board 102.Functional block 104 further has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as the opening into which anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted. Anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted in this through-window 123. Taking into consideration the amount of spread of the surfaces of anisotropicconductive member 103 that contact each wiring board when anisotropicconductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104 plus a certain amount of margin, this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer shape of anisotropicconductive member 103. In addition, the thickness of anisotropicconductive member 103 is formed greater than the thickness offunctional block 104. Anisotropicconductive member 103 can use the same element as in the second embodiment. - Here,
functional block 104 employs, for example, aluminum having a high conductivity as its metal material, and the thickness H2 offunctional block 104 can be made, for example, H2 = 0.25mm (compressibility 16.7%) to guarantee an amount of compression of from 10% to 45% at which anisotropicconductive member 103 has electrical resistance that is stabilized as shown inFIG. 17 compared to the resistance of anisotropicconductive member 103 when the thickness H1 of anisotropicconductive member 103 is compressed. - The insulating elastic resin material that is the base material of anisotropic
conductive member 103 has a property whereby the volume does not change even after compression. As a result, calculation of the amount of spread δ in the direction of the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards by the above-described Equation 1 that shows the relationship before and after compression of the insulating elastic resin material yields δ = 0.180625mm. As a result, taking into consideration this amount of spread δ plus a certain amount of margin, the dimensions can be made:
In addition, the dimensions ofconnection cavities - Holding blocks 105 and 106 are blocks that take a metal material as their base material, and as shown in
FIG. 29A , positioning through-holes holes block 106. In addition, as shown inFIG. 29B , holdingblock 105 is provided with positioning through-holes holes - Here, holding
blocks functional block 104. - The wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is equivalent to the wiring board interconnection method of a circuit board device according to the above-described second embodiment.
- According to the above-described configuration,
functional block 104 and anisotropicconductive member 103 are clamped betweenfirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102. At this time, anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted in through-window 123 provided infunctional block 104. In addition, positioning through-holes block 105, positioning through-holes first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes functional block 104, positioning through-holes second wiring board 102, and positioning through-holes block 106 are fitted overpositioning pins positioning jig 125, whereby each component is accurately positioned. - In this state,
first wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 that are arranged withfunctional block 104 and anisotropicconductive member 103 interposed are clamped by holdingblock 105 and holdingblock 106.Screw 206a is then fastened into screw fastening tap-hole 205a provided in holdingblock 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204a provided in holdingblock 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes screw 206b is similarly fastened into screw fastening tap-hole 205b provided in holdingblock 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204b provided in holdingblock 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes conductive member 103 is thus compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104. - By means of the above-described procedure,
electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. At this time, the spreading of anisotropicconductive member 103 such that the area of the surfaces of anisotropicconductive member 103 that contact each wiring board increases in through-window 123 prevents the impact resilience applied by anisotropicconductive member 103 in the direction of compression from becoming excessive. - In addition, power-supply
line connection terminal 902 that is provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 and that hasconductive material 122 applied to its surfacescontacts connection cavity 904 provided in the back surface offunctional block 104 that takes a metal material as its base material. In addition,connection cavity 905 provided in the front surface offunctional block 104 contacts power-supplyline connection terminal 903 that is provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 and that hasconductive material 122 applied to its surface. As a result, power-supplyline connection terminal 902 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 and power-supplyline connection terminal 903 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 are electrically connected by way ofconductive material 122 andfunctional block 104.Functional block 104 is then connected to the power supply, whereby the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is configured. - The circuit board device according to the present embodiment uses
functional block 104 as the power-supply lines ofLSI 901, whereby the cross-sectional area of the power-supply lines is extremely large. As a result, the amount of current per unit cross-sectional area of the power-supply line can be decreased. The generation of heat of the electrical connections can therefore be suppressed, and the need to distribute the power-supply line among a plurality of lines to decrease the amount of current per connection terminal can be eliminated. As a result, miniaturization that accompanies a slimmer and space-saving electronic apparatus can be realized. - Although an example was shown in which the circuit board device according to the present embodiment used a rigid printed wiring board that takes FR4 as its base material as
first wiring board 101 and a flexible printed wiring board that takes polyimide as its base material assecond wiring board 102, the present invention is not limited to this form, and a rigid printed wiring board and flexible printed wiring board can be combined in any way. - In addition, although
functional block 104 had thickness H2 of 0.25mm in the present embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this form, and the same effect can be obtained as long as thickness H2 offunctional block 104 is set to a thickness that can guarantee an amount of compression of from 10% to 45% that realizes anisotropicconductive member 103 having a stabilized electrical resistance. - Although holding
blocks blocks blocks conductive member 103 can be obtained. - In addition, positioning of the wiring boards, positioning of wiring boards and holding blocks, and positioning of each wiring board and
functional block 104 is not limited to the method of fitting positioning through-holes formed in each wiring board,functional block 104, and each holding block ontopositioning pins positioning jig 125. Alignment marks can be formed on each wiring board,functional block 104, and each holding block and positioning of these components can then be realized by observing these alignment marks by a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) camera. - Explanation next regards the sixth embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 30A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment,FIG. 30B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 30A , andFIG. 30C is a sectional view taken along line B-B inFIG. 30A .FIG. 31 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration and wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, andFIG. 32 is a schematic perspective view showingfunctional block 1100.FIG. 33A is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 106, andFIG. 33B is a schematic perspective viewshowing holding block 105. Constituent elements inFIGS. 31 to 33 that are identical to elements inFIGs. 7 to 30 are given the same reference numbers, and detailed explanation of these elements is omitted. - In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment,
functional block 1100 is divided betweencommon GND unit 1101 as a first block and, as a second block, power-supply line unit 1102 that is used as the power-supply line ofLSI 901 that is mounted on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 as shown inFIG. 32 .Common GND unit 1101 and power-supply line unit 1102 are insulated and isolated by insulatingresin 1103.Common GND unit 1101 is connected to GND, and power-supply line unit 1102 is connected to the power supply. -
First wiring board 101 can use, for example, a rigid printed wiring board that takes FR4 as its base material. Positioning through-holes first wiring board 101. In addition,electrode terminals 107 for signal connection are provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 107.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals holes common GND terminals conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces, and GND electrodes (not shown) are provided exposed from the inner walls of these common GND linking through-holes LSI 901 is further mounted on the front surface offirst wiring board 101, and power-supplyline connection terminal 902 is provided that is connected to thisLSI 901.Conductive material 122 is then applied to the surface of this power-supplyline connection terminal 902. -
Second wiring board 102 can employ, for example, a flexible printed wiring board that takes polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes second wiring board 102. In addition,electrode terminals 108 for signal connection are provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102. Still further,common GND terminals electrode terminals 108.Conductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals holes common GND terminals conductive material 122 applied to their surfaces, and GND electrodes (not shown) are provided exposed from the inner walls of these common GND linking through-holes line connection terminal 903 that hasconductive material 122 applied to its surface is provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 at a position corresponding to power-supplyline connection terminal 902 that was provided onfirst wiring board 101. - Here, a board having a thickness of 0.7mm can be used as
first wiring board 101, and a board having a thickness of 0.2mm can be used assecond wiring board 102. Regardingelectrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102, the number of electrodes for each can be 25, the pitch in the longitudinal direction can be 0.3mm (L/S = 0.15/0.15), the pitch in the lateral direction can be 0.8mm, the terminal dimensions can be 0.15mm (W) × 0.5mm (L), and the terminals can be arranged in staggered rows (with 12 electrodes in the row close to the board edge and 13 electrodes in the other row). -
Common GND terminals Common GND terminals holes electrode terminals 107.Common GND terminals holes electrode terminals 108. - In addition,
connection terminals line connection terminal 902 can be formed at a position that is at a distance of 0.775mm from the outermost terminal on the wiring board inner side ofelectrode terminals 107. Power-supplyline connection terminal 903 can be formed at a position that is at a distance of 0.775mm from the outermost terminal on the wiring board inner side ofelectrode terminals 108. Then, asconductive material 122, silver paste can be applied by a dispensing method to the surfaces of power-supplyline connection terminals -
Functional block 1100 takes a metal material as its base material, and is provided with positioning through-holes FIG. 32 .Connection cavities functional block 1100 at positions that correspond tocommon GND terminals first wiring board 101.Connection cavities functional block 1100 at positions that correspond tocommon GND terminals second wiring board 101. Common GND linking through-holes connection cavities connection cavities Connection cavity 904 is further provided on the back surface offunctional block 1100 at a position that corresponds to power-supplyline connection terminal 902 provided onfirst wiring board 101.Connection cavity 905 is further provided on the front surface offunctional block 1100 at a position that corresponds to power-supplyline connection terminal 903 provided onsecond wiring board 102. -
Functional block 1100 also has a frame shape provided with through-window 123 as an opening into which anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted. Anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted in this through-window 123. Taking into consideration the amount of spread of the surfaces of anisotropicconductive member 103 that contact each wiring board when anisotropicconductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness offunctional block 1100 plus a certain margin, this through-window 123 is formed larger than the outer shape of anisotropicconductive member 103. In addition, the thickness of anisotropicconductive member 103 is formed greater than the thickness offunctional block 1100. Anisotropicconductive member 103 can use the same element as in the second embodiment. Infunctional block 1100, the rim of through-window 123 functions as power-supply line unit 1102 and the outer periphery functions ascommon GND unit 1101. The boundaries of power-supply line unit 1102 andcommon GND unit 1101 are insulated and isolated by insulatingresin 1103. - Here,
functional block 104 employs, for example, aluminum having high conductivity as its metal material, and the thickness H2 offunctional block 104 can be made, for example, H2 = 0.25mm (compressibility 16.7%) to guarantee an amount of compression of from 10% to 45% shown inFIG. 17 at which anisotropicconductive member 103 has electrical resistance that is more stable than the resistance of anisotropicconductive member 103 when the thickness H1 of anisotropicconductive member 103 is compressed. - The insulating elastic resin material that is the base material of anisotropic
conductive member 103 has a property whereby volume does not change even after compression. As a result, the calculation of the amount of spread δ in the direction toward the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards by the above-described Equation 1 that shows the relationship before and after the compression of the insulating elastic resin material yields δ = 0.180625mm, whereby, taking into consideration the amount of spread δ plus a certain amount of margin, the dimensions of anisotropicconductive member 103 can be made:
In addition,connection cavities holes connection cavities - Holding blocks 105 and 106 are blocks that take a metal material as their base material. As shown in
FIG. 33A , positioning through-holes holes block 106. In addition, as shown inFIG. 33B , positioning through-holes holes block 105, and these tap-holes - Holding blocks 105 and 106 employ, for example, aluminum having high conductivity as their metal material, and the dimensions of each can be made W3 = 10.85mm, L3 = 5.3mm, and H3 = 0.5mm, the same as
functional block 104. - The wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is similar to the wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the above-described second embodiment.
- According to the above-described configuration,
functional block 104 and anisotropicconductive member 103 are clamped betweenfirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102. At this time, anisotropicconductive member 103 is inserted inside through-window 123 provided infunctional block 104. In addition, positioning through-holes block 105, positioning through-holes first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes functional block 104, positioning through-holes second wiring board 102, and positioning through-holes block 106 are fitted overpositioning pins positioning jig 125 whereby each component is accurately positioned. - In this state,
first wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 that are arranged withfunctional block 104 and anisotropicconductive member 103 interposed are clamped by holdingblock 105 and holdingblock 106. CommonGND linking screw 701 a is then fastened to tap-hole 706a provided in holdingblock 105 from common GND linking through-hole 705a formed in holdingblock 106 and by way of common GND linking through-holes GND linking screw 701 b is similarly fastened into tap-hole 706b provided in holdingblock 105 from common GND linking through-hole 705b formed in holdingblock 106 and by way of common GND linking through-holes conductive member 103 is compressed to the thickness offunctional block 104. At this time, the common GND linking through-holes and tap-holes are filled withconductive material 122. - In this way,
electrode terminals 107 provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. At this time, anisotropicconductive member 103 spreads in through-window 123 such that the area of the surfaces of contact with each wiring board increases, whereby impact resilience applied in the direction of compression by anisotropicconductive member 103 is prevented from becoming excessive. -
Common GND terminals first wiring board 101 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are electrically connected to holding block 105 that takes a metal material as its base material by way of commonGND linking screws conductive material 122. Thesecommon GND terminals functional block 104 are electrically connected by way of commonGND linking screws conductive material 122. In addition,functional block 104 andcommon GND terminals second wiring board 102 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are electrically connected by way of commonGND linking screws conductive material 122. Thesecommon GND terminals block 106 are electrically connected by way of commonGND linking screws conductive material 122.Common GND unit 1101 is then connected to GND. - Power-supply
line connection terminal 902 that is provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 and that hasconductive material 122 applied to its surfacescontacts connection cavity 904 that is provided on the back surface offunctional block 104 that takes metal material as its base material. Further,connection cavity 905 that is provided on the front surface offunctional block 104 and power-supplyline connection terminal 903 that is provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 and that hasconductive material 122 applied to its surfaces come into contact. As a result, power-supplyline connection terminal 902 that is provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 and power-supplyline connection terminal 903 that is provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 102 are thus electrically connected by way ofconductive material 122 andfunctional block 104. Common power-supply line unit 1102 is then connected to the power supply. The circuit board device according to the present embodiment is thus configured. - The circuit board device according to the present embodiment takes
common GND unit 1101 offunctional block 1100 as well as holdingblocks supply line unit 1102 offunctional block 1100 as the power-supply line ofLSI 901 that is mounted on the front surface offirst wiring board 101. As a result, electrical connections in which electrodeterminals 107 offirst wiring board 101 andelectrode terminals 108 ofsecond wiring board 102 are connected by anisotropicconductive member 103 and the electrical connection of power-supply line unit 1102 offunctional block 1100 and power-supplyline connection terminal 902 ofLSI 901 that is mounted on the front surface offirst wiring board 101 are enclosed bycommon GND unit 1101 offunctional block 1100 and thus completely shielded against electromagnetic waves in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards. The occurrence of electromagnetic interference (EMI) exerted upon other devices by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated can be suppressed and electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) to noise that intrudes from the outside can be improved in these electrical connections. In addition, complete shielding against electromagnetic waves is also realized in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards by arranging holdingblocks common GND unit 1101 offunctional block 1100 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces offirst wiring board 101 andsecond wiring board 102 within the wiring boards. - In the present embodiment, power-
supply line unit 1102 offunctional block 1100 is used as the power-supply line ofLSI 901, whereby the cross-sectional area is extremely large for a power-supply line. In this way, the amount of current per unit cross-sectional area of the power-supply line can be decreased, whereby the generation of heat of the electrical connection can be suppressed, the need to distribute the power-supply line among a plurality of lines to decrease the amount of current per connection terminal can be eliminated, and miniaturization that accompanies a slimmer and more compact electronic apparatus can be realized. - In the present embodiment,
functional block 1100 is insulated and separated by insulatingresin 1103 and thus divided between two blocks, one block beingcommon GND unit 1101 that is used as the common GND and the other block being power-supply line unit 1102 that is used as the power-supply line ofLSI 901 that is mounted on the front surface offirst wiring board 101, but the present invention is not limited to this form. Both of these two blocks can be connected to GND and used as an analog common GND unit and a digital common GND unit. Similar to the above-described effects, this case also enables the realization of a circuit board device that, even when a high-frequency signal is applied, can suppress the occurrence of electromagnetic interference (EMI) that is exerted upon other devices by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are generated and can improve the electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) of electrical connections to noise that intrudes from the outside. - Explanation next regards the seventh embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 34A is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, andFIG. 34B is a sectional view taken along line A-A inFIG. 34A .FIG. 35 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration and wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment. Constituent elements inFIGS. 34 and35 that are identical to elements inFIGs. 7 to 33 are given the same reference numbers and detailed explanation of these elements is omitted. - The circuit board device according to the present embodiment is a four-layered stack having three stacked layers of wiring boards.
Fourth wiring board 1304 havingelectrode terminals 1306 provided on the front surface,first wiring board 1301 havingelectrode terminals 1301 b on its back surface andelectrode terminals 1301 a on its front surface,second wiring board 1302 havingelectrode terminals 1302b provided on its back surface andelectrode terminals 1302a provided on its front surface, andthird wiring board 1303 havingelectrode terminals 1305 provided on its back surface are stacked together between holdingblock 105 and holding block 106 withfunctional blocks 104 in which anisotropicconductive members 103 are inserted interposed between each pair of wiring boards. Pressure is then applied byscrews conductive members 103 to the thickness offunctional blocks 104 to secure these components. - The same components as described in the second embodiment can be used for anisotropic
conductive members 103,functional blocks 104, and holdingblocks -
Fourth wiring board 1304 can use, for example, a flexible printed wiring board that takes polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes hole fourth wiring board 1304.Common GND terminals fourth wiring board 1304, andconductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals electrode terminals 1306 for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence withelectrode terminals 1301 b for signal connection provided on the back surface offirst wiring board 1301 are provided on the front surface offourth wiring board 1304.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 1306, andconductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Common GND terminals common GND terminals -
First wiring board 1301 can use, for example, a rigid printed wiring board that takes FR4 as its base material. Positioning through-holes hole first wiring board 1301. In addition,electrode terminals 1301b for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence with electrode terminals 13006 for signal connection provided on the front surface offourth wiring board 1304 are provided on the back surface offirst wiring board 1301.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 1301 b, andconductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals electrode terminals 1301 a for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence withelectrode terminals 1302b for signal connection provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 1302 are provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 1301.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 1301 a, andconductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Common GND terminals common GND terminals -
Second wiring board 1302 can employ, for example, a flexible printed wiring board that takes polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes hole second wiring board 1302. In addition,electrode terminals 1302b for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence withelectrode terminals 1301 a for signal connection provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 1301 are provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 1302.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 1302b, andconductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Electrode terminals 1302a for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence toelectrode terminals 1305 for signal connection provided on the back surface ofthird wiring board 1303 are provided on the front surface ofsecond wiring board 1302.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 1302a, andconductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Common GND terminals common GND terminals -
Third wiring board 1303 can employ, for example, a flexible printed wiring board that takes polyimide as its base material. Positioning through-holes 1307a and 1307b as well as screw clearance through-holes third wiring board 1303. In addition,electrode terminals 108 for signal connection that have a one-to-one correspondence withelectrode terminals 1302a for signal connection provided onsecond wiring board 102 are provided on the back surface ofthird wiring board 1303.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 108, andconductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Common GND terminals third wiring board 1303, andconductive material 122 is applied to the surfaces of thesecommon GND terminals Common GND terminals common GND terminals - Here, a board having a thickness of 0.7mm can be used as
first wiring board 1301, boards having a thickness of 0.2mm can be used assecond wiring board 1302,third wiring board 1303, andfourth wiring board 1304. Regardingelectrode terminals 1306 provided on the front surface offourth wiring board 1304,electrode terminals 1301 b provided on the back surface andelectrode terminals 1301a provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 1301,electrode terminals 1302b provided on the back surface andelectrode terminals 1302a provided on the front surface ofsecond wiring board 1302, andelectrode terminals 1303 provided on the back surface ofthird wiring board 1303, the number of terminals of each can be 25, the pitch in the longitudinal direction can be 0.3mm (US = 0.15/0.15), the pitch in the lateral direction can be 0.8mm, the terminal dimensions can be 0.15mm (W) × 0.5mm (L), and the terminals can be arranged in staggered rows (with 12 terminals in the row close to the board edge and 13 terminals in the other row). - The terminal dimensions of each of
common GND terminals Common GND terminals electrode terminals 1306.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 1301 b.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 1301 a.
Common GND terminals electrode terminals 1302b.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 1302a.Common GND terminals electrode terminals 1305. -
Common GND terminals fourth wiring board 1304, i.e., on the surface offourth wiring board 1304 that confronts holdingblock 105 at positions projected fromcommon GND terminals fourth wiring board 1304.Common GND terminals third wiring board 1303, i.e., on the surface that confronts holdingblock 106 at positions projected fromcommon GND terminals third wiring board 1303. Asconductive material 122, silver paste can be applied by a dispensing method to the surfaces of each ofcommon GND terminals - Explanation next regards the wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board device according to the present embodiment. As shown in
FIG. 35 , positioning through-holes block 105 are fitted overpositioning pins positioning jig 125. Positioning through-holes fourth wiring board 1304 are then fitted ontopositioning pins holes functional block 104 are next fitted ontopositioning pins conductive member 103 is inserted into through-window 123 that is formed in thisfunctional block 104, and metal fine lines are embedded in this anisotropicconductive member 103 in a direction perpendicular to the surface offourth wiring board 1304 at positions that correspond toelectrode terminals 1306 provided on the front surface offourth wiring board 1304. - Positioning through-
holes first wiring board 1301 are next fitted ontopositioning pins functional block 104.Electrode terminals 1301 b provided on the back surface offirst wiring board 1301 have a one-to-one correspondence toelectrode terminals 1306 offourth wiring board 1304. Accordingly, metal fine lines embedded in anisotropicconductive member 103 that is arranged betweenfourth wiring board 1304 andfirst wiring board 1301 are embedded in a direction that is also perpendicular to the back surface offirst wiring board 1301 and have a one-to-one correspondence toelectrode terminals 1301 b provided on the back surface offirst wiring board 1301. - Positioning through-
holes functional block 104 are then fitted ontopositioning pins conductive member 103 is inserted into through-window 123 that is formed in thisfunctional block 104. Metal fine lines are embedded in this anisotropicconductive member 103 in a direction perpendicular to the front surface offirst wiring board 1301 at positions that correspond toelectrode terminals 1301 a provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 1301. - Positioning through-
holes second wiring board 1302 are further fitted overpositioning pins functional block 104.Electrode terminals 1302b provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 1302 have a one-to-one correspondence toelectrode terminals 1301a offirst wiring board 1301. Accordingly, the metal fine lines embedded in anisotropicconductive member 103 that is arranged betweenfirst wiring board 1301 andsecond wiring board 1302 are embedded in a direction that is also perpendicular to the back surface ofsecond wiring board 1302 and also have a one-to-one correspondence toelectrode terminals 1302b provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 1302. - Positioning through-
holes functional block 104 are then fitted ontopositioning pins conductive member 103 is inserted in through-window 123 that is formed in thisfunctional block 104. Metal fine lines are embedded in this anisotropicconductive member 103 in a direction perpendicular to the front surface ofsecond wiring board 1302 at positions that correspond toelectrode terminals 1302a provided in the front surface ofsecond wiring board 1302. - Positioning through-
holes 1307a and 1307b provided onthird wiring board 1303 are further fitted ontopositioning pins functional block 104.Electrode terminals 1305 provided on the back surface ofthird wiring board 1303 have a one-to-one correspondence toelectrode terminals 1302a ofsecond wiring board 1302. Accordingly, metal fine lines embedded in anisotropicconductive member 103 that is arranged betweensecond wiring board 1302 andthird wiring board 1303 are embedded in a direction perpendicular to the back surface ofthird wiring board 1303 and have a one-to-one correspondence withelectrode terminals 1305 provided on the back surface ofthird wiring board 1303. - Positioning through-
holes block 106 are then fitted ontopositioning pins holes block 105, positioning through-holes fourth wiring board 1304, positioning through-holes functional block 104, positioning through-holes first wiring board 101, positioning through-holes functional block 104, positioning through-holes second wiring board 102, positioning through-holes functional block 104, positioning through-holes 1307a and 1307b provided inthird wiring board 1303, and positioning through-holes block 106 are fitted ontopositioning pins positioning jig 125, whereby each component is accurate positioned. - In this state,
fourth wiring board 1304,first wiring board 1301,second wiring board 1302, andthird wiring board 1303 are clamped between holdingblock 105 and holding block 106 withfunctional blocks 104 and anisotropicconductive members 103 interposed.Screw 206a is fastened to screw fastening tap-hole 205a provided in holdingblock 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204a formed in holdingblock 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes Screw 206b is similarly fastened to screw fastening tap-hole 205b provided in holdingblock 105 from screw clearance through-hole 204b formed in holdingblock 106 and by way of screw clearance through-holes conductive members 103 are compressed to the thickness offunctional blocks 104. - By means of the foregoing procedure,
electrode terminals 1306 provided on the front surface offourth wiring board 1304 andelectrode terminals 1301 b provided on the back surface offirst wiring board 1301 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. In addition,electrode terminals 1301 a provided on the front surface offirst wiring board 1301 andelectrode terminals 1302b provided on the back surface ofsecond wiring board 1302 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. Still further,electrode terminals 1306 provided on the front surface ofsecond wiring board 1302 andelectrode terminals 1301 b provided on the back surface offirst wiring board 1301 are electrically connected by the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103.Electrode terminals 1302a provided on the front surface ofsecond wiring board 1302 andelectrode terminals 1305 provided on the back surface ofthird wiring board 1303 are electrically connected by means of the conductors of anisotropicconductive member 103. At this time, the spreading of anisotropicconductive members 103 in through-windows 123 such that the areas of the surfaces of contact with each wiring board increase prevents the impact resilience by anisotropicconductive members 103 in the direction of compression from becoming excessive. - At this time,
connection cavities block 105 come into contact withcommon GND terminals fourth wiring board 1304 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals fourth wiring board 1304 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown). Thesecommon GND terminals connection cavities functional block 104 that takes a metal material as its base material. -
Common GND terminals first wiring board 1301 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfacescontact connection cavities functional block 104. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals first wiring board 1301 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces, are each electrically connected by vias (not shown). Thesecommon GND terminals contact connection cavities functional block 104 that takes a metal material as its base material. -
Common GND terminals second wiring board 1302 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfacescontact connection cavities functional block 104. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals second wiring board 1302 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are each electrically connected by vias (not shown). Thesecommon GND terminals connection cavities functional block 104 that takes a metal material as its base material. -
Common GND terminals third wiring board 1303 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfacescontact connection cavities functional block 104. Thesecommon GND terminals common GND terminals third wiring board 1303 and that haveconductive material 122 applied to their surfaces are electrically connected by vias (not shown). Thesecommon GND terminals 1312a and 1212b then contactconnection cavities block 106 that takes a metal material as its base material.Functional blocks 104 and holdingblocks - As described hereinabove, the circuit board device according to the present embodiment is constructed by using anisotropic
conductive members 103 inserted in through-windows 123 offunctional blocks 104 as the electrical connection media between a plurality of wiring boards and then clamping, compressing, and securing these wiring boards by holdingblocks functional blocks 104 and holdingblocks fourth wiring board 1304 andfirst wiring board 1301, betweenfirst wiring board 1301 andsecond wiring board 1302, and betweensecond wiring board 1302 andthird wiring board 1303 are enclosed byfunctional blocks 104 that take a metal material having high conductivity as their base material in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of each wiring board. As a result, complete shielding against electromagnetic waves can be realized, the occurrence of electromagnetic interference (EMI) exerted upon other devices by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated can be suppressed, and electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) against noise that intrudes from outside of electrical connections can be improved. - In this case, the portion that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between
functional block 104 and holdingblock 105 and the thickness offourth wiring board 1304, that is electrically nonconductive and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter is taken as a first opening. In this case, the electrical pitch betweenfunctional block 104 and holdingblock 105 is 4.85mm and the thickness offourth wiring board 1304 is 0.2mm in the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, whereby the opening circumference L of this first opening is 10.1 mm (= 4.85 × 2 + 0.2 × 2). - In addition, the portion that is determined by the electrical connection pitch between
functional block 104 andfunctional block 104 that sandwichfirst wiring board 1301 from above and below and the thickness offirst wiring board 1301, that is electrically nonconductive, and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter is taken as the second opening. In this case, the electrical connection pitch betweenfunctional block 104 andfunctional block 104 is 4.85mm, the thickness offirst wiring board 1301 is 0.7mm, and the opening circumference L of this first opening is therefore 17.1 mm (= 4.85 × 2 + 0.7 × 2). - The portion determined by the electrical connection pitch between
functional block 104 andfunctional block 104 that sandwichsecond wiring board 1302 from above and below and the thickness ofsecond wiring board 1302, that is electrically nonconductive, and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter is taken as the third opening. In this case, the electrical connection pitch betweenfunctional block 104 andfunctional block 104 is 4.85mm and the thickness ofsecond wiring board 1302 is 0.2mm, and the opening circumference L of this first opening is therefore 11.1 mm (= 4.85 × 2 + 0.2 × 2). - The portion determined by the electrical connection pitch between holding
block 106 andfunctional block 104 and the thickness ofthird wiring board 1303, that is electrically nonconductive, and that can be ignored considerations of electric matter is taken as the fourth opening. In this case, the electrical connection pitch between holdingblock 106 andfunctional block 104 is 4.85mm and the thickness ofthird wiring board 1303 is 0.2mm, and the opening circumference L of this fourth opening is therefore 10.1 mm (= 4.85 × 2 + 0.2 × 2). - At this time, the maximum value of frequency f that satisfies the relation by which the opening circumferences L of the first, third, and fourth openings are equal to or less than λ/10 is 3.0GHz according to the above-described Equation 2. Consequently, despite the existence of the first, third, and fourth openings, electromagnetic interference (EMI) is not exerted upon other devices and electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) in an electrical connection against noise that intrudes from the outside is high even when a high frequency up to a frequency of 3.0GHz is applied.
- In addition, the maximum value of frequency f that satisfies the relation whereby the opening circumference L of the second opening is equal to or less than λ/10 is 2.7GHz according to the above-described Equation 2. Consequently, despite the existence of the second opening, electromagnetic interference (EMI) is not exerted upon other devices and electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) in an electrical connection against noise that intrudes from the outside is high even when a high frequency of up to 2.7GHz is applied.
- In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, holding
blocks functional blocks 104 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces offirst wiring board 1301,second wiring board 1302,third wiring board 1303, andfourth wiring board 1304 within the wiring boards enables complete shielding against electromagnetic waves. - In the circuit board device according to the present embodiment, an example was shown in which a rigid printed wiring board that takes FR4 as its base material was used for
first wiring board 1301 and flexible printed wiring boards that take polyimide as their base material were used forsecond wiring board 1302,third wiring board 1303, andfourth wiring board 1304, but the present invention is not limited to this form. The rigid printed wiring board and flexible printed wiring boards can be freely combined, and although the number of layers of wiring boards was a three-stage stack of four layers, the present invention is not limited to this configuration, and any number of layers may be selected. - In addition, the positioning of wiring boards, positioning of wiring board and holding block, and positioning of each wiring board and
functional block 104 is not limited to a method of fitting positioning through-holes formed in each wirirg board,functional block 104, and each holding block ontopositioning pins positioning jig 125. Alignment marks can be formed on each wiring board,functional block 104, and each holding block, and these alignment marks can be observed by a CCD camera to realize positioning of the components. - Although the present embodiment was described taking the configuration in the second embodiment as a premise, the present invention is not limited to this form, and the same effects can be obtained if the configuration described in any of the third to sixth embodiments is selected.
- Explanation next regards the eighth embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 36 is a schematic perspective view showing the circuit board module device according to the present embodiment, andFIG. 37 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration and wiring board interconnection method of the circuit board module device according to the present embodiment. InFIG. 36 andFIG. 37 , constituent elements that are identical to elements inFIGs. 7 to 35 are given the same reference numbers, and detailed explanation of these elements is omitted. - In the circuit board module device according to the present embodiment, each individual
functional module board package part 1405 such as LSI (Large Scale Integration) is mounted in advance on the surfaces offirst wiring board 1301,second wiring board 1302,third wiring board 1303, andfourth wiring board 1304 in the circuit board device described in the above-described seventh embodiment, are stacked withfunctional blocks 104 in which anisotropicconductive members 103 are inserted interposed between individual functional module boards. These components are then secured byscrews conductive members 103 to the thickness offunctional blocks 104 andfunctional blocks 104 as well as holdingblocks - The circuit board module device according to the present embodiment is of a connection configuration in which anisotropic
conductive members 103, which are inserted in through-windows 123 provided infunctional blocks 104 that take a metal having high conductivity as their base material, are used as the electrical connection medium between individualfunctional module boards package part 1405 such as LSI is surface-mounted on each wiring board in advance; whereby these components are clamped, compressed and secured by holdingblocks functional blocks 104 as well as holdingblocks functional blocks 104 that take a metal material having high conductivity as their base material and thus can be completely shielded against electromagnetic waves, and electromagnetic interference (EMI) that is exerted upon other devices by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated can be suppressed, and the electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) to noise that intrudes from the outside can be improved in the electrical connections. - In addition, holding
blocks functional block 104 and vias that connect terminals formed on the front and back surfaces of each individual functional module board inside the wiring boards enables complete shielding against electromagnetic waves. - Although explanation has been presented in the present embodiment based on the premises of the configuration in the seventh embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this form, and the same effects can be obtained when a configuration described in any of the second to sixth embodiments is selected.
- According to the present invention, when functional blocks and holding blocks are used as the common GND of a circuit board device, functional blocks that take a metal material as a base material are arranged to enclose electrical connections that connect a plurality of wiring boards by means of anisotropic conductive members, whereby complete shielding against electromagnetic waves is realized in directions parallel to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards. As a result, the occurrence of electromagnetic interference that is exerted upon other devices by unnecessary electromagnetic waves that are typically generated can be suppressed, and the electromagnetic susceptibility to noise that intrudes from the outside can be improved in the electrical connections. In addition, the arrangement of a pair of holding blocks that take a metal material as their base material on the outermost surfaces of the circuit board device in directions perpendicular to the front and back surfaces of the wiring boards and the electrical connection of terminals that are formed on the front and back surfaces of a plurality of wiring boards and the vias that connect these terminals, functional blocks, and holding blocks enables complete shielding against electromagnetic waves.
- When the functional blocks are used as the power-supply wiring of a plurality of wiring boards, the use of functional blocks having an extremely large cross-sectional area as the power-supply lines enables a decrease of the amount of current per unit cross-sectional area. As a result, the generation of heat of the electrical connection can be suppressed and the need to distribute the power-supply line among a plurality of lines to decrease the amount of current per connection terminal can be eliminated. A circuit board device can therefore be realized that allows miniaturization that facilitates a slimmer and more compact electronic apparatus. In addition, mounting package elements on the wiring boards of this circuit board device enables the production of a circuit board module device.
- Although the invention of the present application has been described with reference to embodiments, the invention of the present application is not limited to the above-described embodiments. The configuration and details of the invention of the present application is open to various modifications within the scope of the present invention that are easily understood by any person ordinarily skilled in the art.
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- A circuit board device comprising:a plurality of wiring boards in which terminals are provided on the front and back surfaces and vias are provided for connecting said terminals together;an anisotropic conductive member arranged between said wiring boards for connecting electrodes of one wiring board to electrodes of another wiring board;a functional block composed of a metal material arranged between said wiring boards to enclose said anisotropic conductive member; anda pair of holding blocks composed of metal material arranged tosandwich said plurality of wiring boards;wherein said plurality of wiring boards in a state clamped between said pair of holding blocks are connected to each other by means of said anisotropic conductive member, and said terminals provided on each of said wiring boards, said functional block, and said holding blocks are electrically connected.
- The circuit board device according to claim 1, wherein said functional block and said holding blocks are connected to GND and are the common GND wiring of said plurality of wiring boards.
- The circuit board device according to claim 1, wherein said functional block and said holding blocks are connected to the power supply and constitute the power-supply wiring of said plurality of wiring boards.
- The circuit board device according to claim 1, wherein said functional block is divided between one or a plurality of first blocks and one or a plurality of second blocks, said first block being connected to GND and serving as common GND wiring of said plurality of wiring boards, and said second block being connected to the power supply and serving as power-supply wiring of said plurality of wiring boards.
- The circuit board device according to claim 1, wherein said functional block is divided between one or a plurality of first blocks and one or a plurality of second blocks, said first block being connected to GND and serving as an analog-system common GND wiring of said plurality of wiring boards, and said second block similarly being connected to GND and serving as a digital-system common GND wiring of said plurality of wiring boards.
- The circuit board device according to claim 4 or claim 5, wherein said first and second blocks of said the functional block are isolated and separated by insulating resin.
- The circuit board device according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a plurality of said terminals and said vias are provided.
- The circuit board device according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein a conductive material selected from the group composed of: a conductive paste in which metal particles or metal-plated particles obtained by subjecting resin particles to metal plating are scattered in a resin, tin-lead solder, lead-free solder, ACF (Anisotropic Conductive Film), and ACP (Anisotropic Conductive Paste), is provided on at least the surfaces of said terminals
- The circuit board device according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein said plurality of wiring boards is selected from a group composed of: multilayered flexible printed wiring boards, multilayered rigid printed wiring boards, double-sided flexible printed wiring boards, double-sided rigid printed wiring boards, single-sided flexible printed wiring boards, and single-sided rigid printed wiring boards.
- The circuit board device according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the conductive material of said anisotropic conductive member is metal fine lines selected from the group composed of gold lines, copper lines, brass lines, phosphor bronze lines, nickel lines and stainless steel lines or conductive particles selected from the group composed of metal particles, gold-plated particles, silver-plated particles, and copper-plated particles; and the insulating portion is composed of an insulating elastic resin material.
- A circuit board module device wherein at least one package part is mounted on the wiring board of a circuit board device according to any one of claims 1 to 10.
- A wiring board interconnection method
arranging on a first holding block composed of a metal material a first wiring board on which terminals are provided on the front and back surfaces and vias are provided for connecting the terminals together; arranging an anisotropic conductive member and a functional block composed of a metal material on said first wiring board;
arranging on said anisotropic conductive member and said functional block a second wiring board on which terminals are provided on the front and back surfaces and vias are provided for connecting the terminals together;
similarly arranging any number of wiring boards with anisotropic conductive members and functional blocks interposed;
arranging a second holding block on the uppermost wiring board; and
clamping the plurality of wiring boards, anisotropic conductive members, and functional blocks between said first holding block and said second holding block;
whereby said plurality of wiring boards are connected to each other, and said terminals provided on each of said wiring boards, said functional blocks, and said holding blocks are electrically connected.
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